Following the design of the logo, we identified an OpenArch style so the project and its outcomes are recognisable as such. Early January, OpenArch was represented at an international archaeological conference – here we needed our first poster (1, later more to come), showing what OpenArch can bring for experimental archaeology. Running towards the 3rd OpenArch Meeting, in Modena after Easter 2012, each partner got a letterhead (11) to identify themselves jointly with OpenArch. Knowing that the partners present OpenArch on their own websites, we made website banners (11). With a PowerPoint template (1), partners can give professional presentations.
We also made a folded brochure presenting all 11 partners (printed - 5,000), not simply bilingual, but with each partner being presented in their own language as well as in English. These presentations together also form a poster (1), showing the diversity of OpenArch partners all across Europe. With the folded brochure, an inlay (planed: 11) exists for each of the partners, giving extra attention to exactly that single partner, all in OpenArch style and either in English or in the own language, just what fits best in any situation.
Finally, we made the first advertisements to be published in journals, showing off what OpenArch and its partners have to offer. This printed advert goes together with a compact online one (planned: at least 11).