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 title:  Getting started with open repositories - Part 2
 subtitle: What you need to know
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 tags: [open science, open research, archaeology, open data, open repositories]
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 # Getting started with open repositories - Part 2 - What you need to know
 
-Remember!! - In part 1, I made it very clear that you can **deposit your open archaeological data for free** and here is more information about open repositories that will get you started doing that.
+**Remember!! - In part 1, I made it very clear that you can **deposit your open archaeological data for free** and here is more information about open repositories that will get you started doing that.**
 
 ## What is an open repository?
 
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 For archaeological projects, you can choose one of these general free open repositories that are open for use by researchers from any discipline for any research output.
 
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 In part 3, I will give some suggestions about how you can start to use these free open repositories.