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		Archaeology Research Links "Archaeology requires that we see and understand, and it has been demonstrated time and again that what we do not understand we do not really see." Ivor Noel Hume, Historical Archaeology News Archaeologica News Updated daily Archaeology in the News From Texas A & M Anthropology Breaking News From Texas A & M Timespinner Breaking archaeological news - merely hours old!! Booksellers abebooks.com Claims to be world's largest network of independent booksellers. Bibliofind Search around the world for out-of-print books. Finding Out of Print Books Several links to book sellers specializing in hard to find books. Shovelbums Books Help support the Shovelbums job list. Buy your books here. . Louis Collins Rare Books, 1211 East Denny Way, Seattle, WA 98122 Jobs Career in Archaeology in the U.S. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions - maintained by Associate Professor of Anthropology David L. Carlson at Texas A & M University. What and where, volunteering, and resource information. CRM Employment Shovelbums homepage. "If you dig it, they will come." Sign-up for their listserv job notices. FREE service. Thanks, Joe! P.S. While you're there, consider joining the Shovelbums Team SETI. SouthWest US work Resource links for work in the Greater Southwest from SWA - Southwestern Archaeology. About Archaeology Kris Hirt's resource guide about jobs, schools, and knowledge. ACRA American Cultural Resources Association homepage. Sign up for Acra-l while you're there. Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities International work/field school/and volunteer listings maintained by Ken Stuart. CSA-AIA Guide to Archaeological Projects Center for the Study of Architecture (CSA) with cooperation of Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) has produced this guide to archaeological projects. World-wide listing. Databases U.S. Geological Survey Homepage The USGS conducts systematic and scientific "classification and examination of the geological structure, mineral resources, and products of the national domain." USGS provides geologic, topographic, and hydrologic information consisting of maps, databases, and descriptions and analyses of the water, energy, and mineral resources, land surface, underlying geologic structure, etc. National Archaeological Data Base Inventories of over 120,000 archeological investigations, guidance on compliance with the Native American Grave Protection And Repatriation Act, and maps displaying archaeological and environmental data at the state/country. University of Arkansas by Archeology and Ethnography Program. IPUMS-98 Historical census database created at the University of Minnesota. Includes national individual-level samples of the U.S. federal census. Files are coded compatibly to allow analysis of long-run social and economic change. National Center for Preservation Technology and Training NPS -research, educational opportunities, laws, archives, conferences, databases, summary of publications. Centralized access to preservation related resources. Archaeological Data Archive Project (ADAP) in the US Discussing the special needs for archiving of archaeological materials in digital form. U.S. National Park Service National Archaeological Database Inventories of over 120,000 archeological investigations, guidance on compliance with the Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act, and maps displaying archaeological and environmental data at the state/country level are now accessible. FaunMap An electronic database for the late Quaternary distribution of mammal species in the United States maintained at Illinois State Museum. Archaeology Data Service Part of the Arts and Humanities Data Service residing at York University, UK. GRIN Taxonomic data provide the structure and nomenclature for the accessions of the National Plant Germplasm System (NPGS). Internet Directory for Botany Maintained in Canada General The Library of Congress . Archaeology-related Glossaries . Citing Electronic Resources Links to citation styles. Electronic Theses and Dissertations Directory A directory of online references and resources related to electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) (especially ETDs in the humanities) maintained at University of Virginia. National Science Foundation . Museums Site On-Line . Cultural Resource Management - US Government Agencies Resource listing (maintained by University of Conneticut) related to historic and cultural protection. Internet resources from US government agencies responsible for cultural resource management, historic preservation, and archaeology. ArchNet The main clearing house for archaeology. Not limited to the U.S. Maintained by the University of Connecticut. Plan to spend some time here. It is a very extensive site. The end being the understanding of humanity's complex and changing relationship with its environment. --- Mortimer Wheeler Dating Radiocarbon WEB-info Maintained in New Zealand - basic resource material for methods, treatment, calibration, etc. OCR - Oxidizable Carbon Ratio "A Brief Introduction to the OCR Procedure for Dating Archaeological Features" Links to publications, limitations and reliability information, useage. Fluoride Dating Service Center Maintained at University of Notre Dame. Description and information. Waikato Radiocarbon Dating laboratory Information concerning the radiocarbon dating method from Waikato (NZ) and Oxford (UK) Universities. Ancient Bristlecone Pine Earth's oldest living inhabitant "Methuselah" at 4,767 years, has lived more than a millennium longer than any other tree. The Ultimate Tree Ring Webpage Source for information on tree-ring research (dendrochronology). Quaternary Isotope Laboratory CALIB download site - radiocarbon calibration program from University of Washington. OxCal Radiocarbon calibration program from Oxford University. Specialities Forager Simulator 2.01 An archaeological simulation "game" written to provide a flexible model of hunter- gatherer foraging systems in variable environments under variable group sizes. Projectile Point Classification Program Program should be of interest to anyone doing lithic analysis, however the program only includes known projectile point types used by archaeologists in New England, USA. Archaeometry Lab at MURR Missouri University Research Reactor - specializes in trace element "fingerprinting" of archaeological specimens to determine provenance by neutron activation analysis. Aerial Photography and Remote Sensing Wide ranging contents within subject area. Forensic Archaeology How is archaeology used to fight crime?   Harris Matrix Analysis Windows Harris Matrix program. Human Diet Links Information and links pertaining to the study of the origins and evolution of human diet. An associated listserv list: PADIET-L@UAFSYSB.UARK.EDU. American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works Maintained at Stanford University Canadian Conservation Institute . Society for Preservation of Natural History Collections Maintained at University of Calgary Interesting Things Paleo Ring Homepage Collection of websites devoted primarily to the promotion of paleontology, paleoanthropology, prehistoric archaeology, the evolution of behavior, and evolutionary biology. Talk.Origins Archive Exploring the Creation/Evolution Controversy - a Usenet newsgroup devoted to the discussion and debate of biological and physical origins plus other topics. Everything you always wanted to know about archaeological excavations but were afraid to ask The Council for British Archaeology's humorous but common sense FAQs page. How Geophysical Methods Can Help the Archaeologist Lambert Dolphin, formerly Senior Research Physicist, SRI International, Menlo Park, California "Read not to contradict and confute, nor to believe and take for granted, nor to find talk and discourse, but to weigh and consider." Francis Bacon (1561-1626) General Canadian Archaeological Association Societies and universities. French and English versions available. The Canadian Journal of Native Studies Free access Canadian Archaeological Radiocarbon Database - CARD Compilation of radiocarbon measurements indicating the ages of archaeological and vertebrate palaeontological sites in North America. Bone Snow Knives and Tin Oil Lamps Museum collaboration "Enduring Traditions Among Canada's First Peoples" - in French or English. Alberta The Provincial Museum of Alberta Human History and Archaeology resource pages. Archaeological survey, services, and links to FAQs. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump World's oldest, largest and best preserved buffalo jump known to exist -- Head-Smashed-In -- used continuously by aboriginal peoples of the plains for more than 5,500 years. Official homepage. British Columbia Archaeology in British Columbia Keatley Creek Site (prehistoric housepit village site), Charlie Lake Cave Site (10,000 YA), Namu Site (another 10,000 year span), First Nations Basketry, First Nations Totem Pole, and the Caribou Bone Scraper. Manitoba Manitoba Culture History: Overview 12,000 year story of human survival and accomplishment in a challenging environment. Newfoundland Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Museum Cultural history research with contributions from archaeologists, historians, educators, resource managers, and the museum community. Ontario Archaeology in Arctic North America High arctic archaeology at University of Waterloo (Ontario) including environmental challenges, fieldwork solutions, and details about a Thule culture site. Webolith- Mysteries of Stones Interesting petroform sites in Ontario's Kawartha region - an important geographical location on a major ancient trade route between the Atlantic area and the northern interior of the America continent. Computer enhanced pictographs Paintings found along the waterways of the Canadian Shield in Northwestern Ontario. Royal Ontario Museum Worlds to Explore - a wealth of interactive pages for school kids.   London Museum of Archaeology Museum devoted to study, display, and interpretation of human occupation of Southwestern Ontario over the past 11,000 years. Museum services, activities, displays, and events. Virtual Museum and reconstructed Lawson Prehistoric Indian Village. Paleo-Indian and Early Archaic Sites Fluted point sites representing the first peoples to enter Ontario after the retreat of the glaciers. Quebec Wreck of a Vessel From Phip's Fleet Background history, salvage operation, archaeological expedition, and conservation of a 1690 shipwreck on the North shore of Quebec. Archéo-Richelieu Foundation Non-profit organization dedicated to archaeological research and resource management in Upper Richelieu region of southern Quebec. Current research information and field school info. Yukon The MacIntyre Creek Archaeology Project Maintained at Yukon College general site description and history, cultural context in Southwest Yukon, and references. Slide show Virtual slide show based upon archaeological research carried out in the Canadian High Arctic from University of Calgary. Dorset and Thule - An Explanation Excerpt from "How Old Monica Ataguttaaluk Introduced Me to Arctic Archaeology" by Guy Mary-Rousseliere. National Library of Canada. Arctic Circle University of Connecticut's Library site with history, natural resources, cultures, a virtual classroom. McDougall Sound Archaeological Research Project University of Calgary project. Arvika large Late Dorset period site (ca. 1500-500 RCYBP). P.A.S.T. Protecting Archaeological Sites Today - on-line organization dedicated to preservation of archaeological, cultural, and historical sites through political action and education. Maple Square Maple Square is the largest and most accurate Canadian Internet Directory available. If you are looking for Canadian information, you will find it quicker and easier through Maple Square. Native Tech Homepage Dedicated to disconnecting the term "primitive" from perceptions of Native American technology and art. An excellent site with vast resources. Society of Bead Researchers Everything bead - fostering historical, archaeological, and material cultural research on beads of all materials and periods. Ceramics/Pottery Archaeology is the study of the human past through material culture. Pueblo Pottery The Internet Public Library pages with background introduction, gallery, and glossary. Native American Pottery in New England Pottery was first used by New England Native Americans about 3,000 years ago. Excellent overview with links to additional resources. Plants Paleolithic Diet Page Index to sites related to paleo diet. Foraging Foraging and ethnobotany links. Shapes and Uses of California Indian Basketry Excellent photos and details of usage. Medicinal Plant Use in Native North America Database of plants and their medicinal uses by Native American tribes. MPNABD Medicianl Plants of Native America Database American Indian Ethnobotany Database Foods, drugs, dyes, and fibers of Native North American Peoples. Materials provided by Dan Moerman, Professor of Anthropology at University of Michigan. Go and seek! Forager 2.01 Simulation software that provdes a flexible model of hunter-gatherer foraging systems. Stone Tools Northeast Lithic Database . Projectile Refurbishing This document offers examples of repairing both the distal and proximal ends (tip and base) of the projectile. Also check out Paleoindian & Other Archaeological Stuff. Lithics Net - North American Aborigine Projectile Points and Lithics Terminology, styles and types, shapes, and Glossary of Lithics Terminology. Great annotated links page for lithics. Michael's Homepage Lithic analysis, stone technology, microwear, and some fun stuff. Primitive Technology Mass list of links and email information. Link to Atlatl page. The Atlatl Brief info and a wealth of links on the subject. the lithics site A resource for archaeological lithic analysts - an extensive links list - it's all here! Projectile Point Classification Program Program should be of interest to anyone doing lithic analysis, however the program only includes known projectile point types used by archaeologists in New England, USA. Ancient Architects of the Mississippi National Park Service site basic information on the culture. Prehistoric Mounds in the Lower Mississippi Valley National Park Service basic questions about the mounds. NPS Lower Mississippi Delta Projects Project information links. Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center Upper Mississippi Valley Culture information with overview and information about Oneota and La Crosse excavations. University of Wisconsin at LaCrosse. Center for American Archaeology Prehistory in Illinois.  Plains Culture Glimpses of Paleoindian Life Lake Ilo area Paleoindian peoples of the northern Plains. Dr. Tom Isern's Homepage Professor's homepage for courses in history of North American Plains taught at North Dakota State University. Center For Great Plains Studies Emporia State University, Kansas. One of the four major grasslands in the world - great map of region. Center for Great Plains Studies Chartered in 1976, the oldest and largest interdisciplinary, intercollegiate, regional research and teaching center in the United States. Maintained at University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Great Plains Institute Non-profit archaeological and educational organization at the Museum of the Great Plains (MGP) in Lawton, Oklahoma. Click on Kokopelli to hear theme music - surprise!  Southeastern Culture It is terribly important that the 'small things forgotten' be remembered. For in the seemingly little and insignificant things that accumulate to create a lifetime, the essence of our existence is captured..... James Deetz, In Small Things Forgotten Southeast Archaeological Center National Park Service links to Mississippi Valley mound culture sites. Pioneers of Southeastern Archaeology: Gordon R. Willey Harvard University on-going project to record history of archaeology using video and related technology. Willey's work in Florida through excerpts of letters, diary entries, photographs, and a list of sites. Earthwatch Homepage A beautiful, professional homepage of the premiere world-wide project source. Check their expedition listing. Our favorite link: The archaeology program at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage focusing on life in the slave community. Southeastern Archaeological Conference . Southwestern Culture Goals of archaeology: To construct the culture history of the past. To reconstruct past lifeways. To explain how and why human cultures change through time. Virtual Kiva! Award-winning sites. Interactive 3-dimensional reconstruction of a Great Kiva. Archaeological Sites of the Southwest Catalog of prehistoric archaeological sites in the "Four Corners" states (Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico) of the American Southwest. Southwestern Archaeology From Durango, Colorado to Durango, Mexico, and from Las Vegas, Nevada to Las Vegas, New Mexico. Health and safety links for archaeologists. Obsidian Sources of Archaeological Obsidian in the Greater American Southwest - maps, sires, and technical information. Ethridge Collection of Prehistoric Southwestern Ceramics Ethridge Collection of prehistoric southwestern ceramics donated to Mesa State College in 1988. Puebloan - Anasazi, Magollon and Hohokam - occupation of that region from about A.D. 600 - 1450. Site Data from Appendix of The Prehistoric Pueblo World, A.D. 1150-1350 Individual data tables by University of Arizona Press maintained at Brynmawr. 12 regions of the southwest for viewing and downloading. Number crunching info for stats on pueblos. Ancient Americans Homepage Links to absolutely gorgeous images and some information about Mesa Verde, Tonto National Monument, and Horseshoe Canyon. Link back to Mysterious Places Homepage for additional sacred sites and ancient civilizations photos. Note copyright info. University of California Research and education projects at UCSB by anthropology faculty and graduate students. Virtual Reality Archaeology Architect Dennis Holloway's VR versions of Soutwestern Native American dwellings including animation. Aztlan Archaeology, Inc. Environmental consultant site with project reports, publications, images, and links to non-profit Belagana Research Institute research projects. as a whole." Rock Art of the Southwest .

 Organizations

Archaeological Institute of America

Non-profit cultural and educational organization chartered by the U.S. Congress. The oldest and largest archaeological organization in North America. Nice site.

Society for Archaeological Sciences

Links to conferences, publications, research agencies, etc.

American Cultural Resources Association

ACRA serves the needs of the cultural resources industry. The cultural resources industry is made up of of over 1,000 firms employing over 10,000 people working in a wide variety of fields, including historic preservation, history, archaeology, architectural history, historical architecture, and landscape architecture.

Society for American Archaeology

Information on careers, academic programs, education, government affairs, and public education. What is archaeology?

Society for Professional Archaeologists

The need to establish national (rather than institutional) standards for archeological practices and to identify those who possess both the ability and willingness to meet such national standards led to the organization of this society.

World Archaeological Congress

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Washington Association of Professional Anthropologists

Schedule of events, links database, more. WAPA is the oldest continuously-meeting regional association of professional anthropologists. Members only areas.

American Association of Physical Anthropologists

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American Anthropological Association

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National Association for State Archeologists

Directory of State Archaeologists for the United States and its possessions. State Archaeologists can answer questions regarding laws, procedures, current research, educational programs, and other aspects of archaeology for each state and possession. Many State Archaeologists can be contacted by email, and some State Archaeologists maintain their own web pages which can be reached through this site.

Sierra Club Policy: Archaeological Ethics

Policy on archaeological sites adopted by the Sierra Club Board of Directors.

PAST - Protecting Archaeological Sites Today

An on-line organization dedicated to the preservation of archaeological, cultural, and historical sites, through political action and education.

 Publications

Aerial Archaeology Newsletter

Aerial photos of sites from a Wisconsin effigy mound to a Chaco Canyon aureola. Aerial archaeology is a form of "remote sensing," a term that means gathering data at a distance from the subject.

Archaeology Magazine

Archaeological Institute of America publication. Current copy highlighted with abstracts, events, and news.

Journal of Field Archaeology

Published by Boston University with content and abstracts plus indices of articles by geographic area or topic.

Journal of World Anthropology

Produced and published at the State University of New York at Buffalo.

American Archaeology

Consumer magazine devoted to the excitement and mystery of archaeology in the United States, with additional coverage of Canada and Latin America.

National Geographic Online

Material related to the stories in the magazine. An entertaining site with index to information.

Discovering Archaeology

Scientific Americans informative, educational, award-winning site.

There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Boscombe Valley Mystery

Side Trips Without fantasy, science would have nothing to test. ---Kenneth Boulding, 1980 Idaho State University This one's for the kids - please explain that this is not archaeology. But you know you gotta have a mammoth site!! This WWW site is being designed to serve as a curriculum enhancement tool for Idaho's public schools. (Megafaunaiacs -- For Your Information - Tennessee has at least one confirmed mastodon kill site in the mid-state area.) ArchLaw Home Page ArchLaw is a group of UK lawyers, archaeologists, anthropologists and other professionals dedicated to the protection of the world's cultural heritage and specializing in the field of cultural heritage/cultural property law. Reports, comments, Who'sWho reference guide, Q&A, theft notifications, and links. Worth a visit just to see the logo! Archaeologist's Ossuary "Archaeology is the lucky branch of science - we get to become part of what we have always loved... the archaeological record." Site maintained "In memory of our friends and colleagues who have gone before us." Fantastic Archaeology Lost Tribes, Sunken Continents and Ancient Astronauts - categorically organized descriptions of links with debunking information. Fringe Archaeology A list of target sites for seeing what the pseudoscience guys are up to. The Skeptical Inquirer Washington Post calls it a "devastating exercise in debunking." Encyclopedia Mythica An enclycopedia on mythology, folklore, legends, and more... Forensic Archaeology . Just Another Medical Geography Page Devoted specifically to the field of medical geography and contains sections on the geography of disease, the geography of health, the geography of health care, examples of recent research, as well as an e-mail list of researchers. Shamanism, Indigenous Knowledge, Medical Anthropology, and Borneo Links intended to serve as Internet Resource Guides to the areas of medical anthropology, shamanism, traditional healing, indigenous knowlege, ethnobotany, and Borneo, with Library of Congress call number ranges for these subjects. Information on the author's research is available also. Aboriginal Star Knowledge Native American astronomy and site info with multiple links. Nothing surprises me. I'm a scientist. ---Indiana Jones Everything you always wanted to know about archaeological excavations but were afraid to ask The Council for British Archaeology's humorous but common sense FAQs page. Frequently Asked Questions About a Career in Archaeology in the U.S. Maintained by David L. Carlson, professor of anthropology at Texas A & M. Oxley and Morton's Archaeological Buzz-Word Generator Oxley and Morton's revolutionary Archaeological Buzz-Word Generator - updated version is complete with enough scientific terminology to put any budding Binford on the map. Silly! Axolotl Colony A self-sustaining, breeding colony of the Mexican axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) supported by the National Science Foundation as a Living Stock Collection under the Division of Biological Infrastructure (DBI) and located in the Department of Biology at Indiana University. rotate rotate is a freeware program for PC's to view and rotate 3-D images in *.rot format, compatible with files written for Rotater (for the Mac). Field Archaeology Forum For working archaeologists and all dirt lovers. Ancient Astronomy Info on various astronomical phenomenae related primarily to the study of Mesoamerica. Virtual Reality Moon Phase Pictures View the phase of the Moon for any date and time [1800-2199 A.D]. Naked Scientific Archaeology and Co-Ed Physical Anthropology Page A blend of the educational, the entertaining, and the merely anomalous. DIRT Amber's page for amateur archaeologists. Centimeter scales Source for photographic scales Sifting screens Source for hand-built field screens Marshalltown Trowel Company THE place. Get your official trowel and holster here. Munsell Color Charts Industry standard. ArchMat Supply catalog. Pictures of Record Teaching slides of North America. Forager 2.01 Simulation software that provdes a flexible model of hunter-gatherer foraging systems. Harris Matrix Analysis Windows Harris Matrix program. Projectile Point Classification Program Program should be of interest to anyone doing lithic analysis, however the program only includes known projectile point types used by archaeologists in New England, USA. Quaternary Isotope Laboratory CALIB download site - radiocarbon calibration program from University of Washington. OxCal Radiocarbon calibration program from Oxford University. WCSU List: Anthropology Internet Resources Scroll down for complete list, or select by topic: [Culture] [Linguistics] [Physical Anthropology] [Archaeology]  [Native American] [General Sources] [Misc.] [Sociology; World Areas; Other WCSU Lists] Please report non-working links. Cultural Resources U. Louisville: What is Anthropology? WSU: What is Culture? LC: Ethnographic Studies Resources USC: Ethnographic Lab U. Kent: CSAC's Ethnographics Gallery Ann Gardner: Reflections on Fieldwork Among Sinai Bedouin Women The Gypsy Lore Society The Patrin: Romani (Gypsy) Culture & History Harvard U: Harvard Museum of Natural History; Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology; Three Generations of Women Anthropologists at the Peabody Journals: Cultural Survival; Cultural Anthropology; Journal of World Anthropology The Web of Culture For resources on world cultural regions, see WCSU List: World Area Studies. AAA/ARS: Anthropology of Religion Links CSU Stanislaus: Links to Folklore & Mythology Pages The Nacirema English Server: Cultural Studies & Critical Theory U. Alabama: Anthropological Theories: A Guide by Students for Students R. Wilk's Course: Theory in Anthropology Implosion: Macro-Hypothesis of Habitat Theory of Culture Smithsonian Web Mag.: (i)ncrease & (d)iffusion Anthropoetics  Kinship and Social Organization UCI: The Linkages Project (Kinship) For Ethnic & Women's Studies Resources, see WCSU List: Sociology. Museum of Mankind (UK): Anthropological Index Online Texas A & M: Anthropology in the News Explorers & Field Scientists: The Explorers Club UK: CyberAnthropology Anthropology Search Engine: AnthroNet (WCSU: Anthropology Menu) Linguistics Resources WWW-VL: Linguistics Ethnologue (Languages of the World) Human Languages Page Yamada Center: Language Resource Site (WCSU: Anthropology Menu) Physical Anthropology Resources WWW-VL: Evolution What is Evolution? What is Darwinism? Indiana U.: Human Origins & Evolution in Africa Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution in China Mark Leney's Human Evolution Resources U. Va.: Biological Anthropology Sources FAQ: Fossil Hominids CSU Chico: The Skull Module M.K. Holder's African Primates at Home Primate Information Network Primate Gallery Pan-Africa News (Chimpanzees) Mountain Gorilla Protection Orangutan Foundation The Leakey Foundation U. Minnesota: Jane Goodall Center for Primate Studies -- Discovering Chimps USC: Jane Goodall Research Center WCSU: Jane Goodall Center for Excellence in Environmental Studies The Jane Goodall Institute (WCSU: Anthropology Menu) Archaeology Resources ArchNet WWW-VL: Archaeology U. Mn. Duluth: Prehistoric Cultures (Tutorial) U. Alberta: WWW Sites For Archaeologists "Pib" Burns' Archaeology Resources Worldwide: Archaeological Fieldwork Server Eneolithic Settlement: Ilgynly-Depe in Kopeth-Dag Foothills Archaeology in Luxembourg U. Ariz.: C14 Radiocarbon WWW Server ArchNet: African Archaeology The Archaeological Conservancy: American Archaeology Webarchaeology: The Levi Jordan Plantation Project U. Memphis: Institute of Egyptian Art & Archaeology Julia Hayden's Ancient World Index: Archaeology Ancient World Web Oriental Institute Archaeology U Otago, Thailand: Origins of Angkor U. Hawaii: Special Projects (Hawaii & Asia) U. Mich.: Classicists & Mediterranean Archaeology Dr J's Ancient Greece ArchNet: North American Archaeology M. Holder's Indian Ruins of the Southwest U. Tenn. Knoxville: Archaeology Sites -- Paleo/Woodland/Mississipian Archaeology of Teotihuacan, Mexico: Feathered Serpent Pyramid Pages Western Belize Regional Cave Project T. Burglin's Pre-Columbian Archaeology Related Links K. Callahan's Ancient MesoAmerican Civilizations P. Jenkin's Photo Gallery: Ancient Civilizations of the Andes Lords of the Earth: Maya, Aztec/Inca Exchange Rabbit in the Moon: Mayan Sites Mesoamerica Foundation's online magazine: Maya World Texas A & M U.: Nautical Archaeology WWW Sites Archaeology Resources for Education U. Chicago: Oriental Institute Virtual Museum Harvard U.: Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology U. Mich.: Museum of Anthropology U. New Mex.: Maxwell Museum for Anthropology Canadian Museum of Civilization: Retracing an Archaeological Expedition Provincial Museum of Alberta: Human History Journal: Internet Archaeology Commercial company link: ArchaeoExpeditions Archaeology at WCSU (WCSU: Anthropology Menu) Native American Resources Aboriginal (Native American) Star Knowledge American Indian Ethnobotany Database CSULB: American Indian Studies -- Resources American Truths Arctic Circle First Nations Development Institute Index of Native American Resources on the Internet Native American Art & Education Center Native American Culture, Education, Art, Science, History: Native Sources Miss. SU: Native American Historical Text Archive Horus: Native American History Native American Research Page Native American Sites Native American Spirituality NativeNet NativeTech NativeWeb WWW Links to Native Americans HWP World History Gateway: Indigenous Peoples of the Americas -- North & Artic; Canada; USA; Mexico; Caribbean & Florida; Central America; South America Southwest Museum: Native Cultures of the Americas 1492: An Ongoing Voyage Columbus and the Age of Discovery Native Hawaiian Advisory Council U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs USBIA: Federally Recognized Native Nations Connecticut State Museum of Natural History Connecticut Mashantucket Pequot Museum: Tribal Nation Sheila Sabo's  The Connecticut Paugausett Indians  For World Indigenous (Aboriginal) Resources, see WCSU List: Area Studies. For Prehistoric Resources, see WCSU List: Archaeology. For Ethnic & Women's Studies Resources, see WCSU List: Sociology. (WCSU: Anthropology Menu) General Resources Bernard Clist's Anthropology Resources on the Internet Anthro-L (General Anthropology Mailing List) U. Ariz.: Anthropology on the Internet CSULB: Anthropology Resources Anthropology Resources at U. of Kent U. Pittsb.: Lisa Mitten's Homepage Nicole's AnthroPage Danny Yee's Book Reviews WCSU Library: Internet Subject Index (WCSU: Anthropology Menu) Miscellaneous Resources U. Alabama: Writing Tools for Anthropology Students; Library Research in Anthropology For techniques in evaluating web sources, see WCSU List: Social Research and Evaluation Resources. J. Walker's Columbia Online Style: MLA-Style Citations of Electronic Surveys American Anthropology Association NEAA: Northeastern Anthropology Association Center for Anthropology & Science Communication International Student Exchange Program (ISEP) at WCSU C. DeMello's List: Universities Around the World Clist's List: Departments of Anthropology GRE: Graduate Record Examinations -- Online GradSchools.Com: Anthropology Graduate Programs WCSU Department of Social Sciences Anthropology at WCSU: BA/BS Anthropology/Sociology & BA/BS Social Sciences For catalog descriptions of WCSU Anthropology and Archaeology Courses.  Archaeology at WCSU WCSU Travel-Study Course, Summer 2000: Art & Anthropology of Paleolithic France Anthropology at sister campuses: CCSU; SCSU  OnlineCSU: Online Course Index Other WCSU lists of internet resources: [Area Studies] [Economics] [Geography] [Political Science] [Social Sciences] [Sociology] [CSU & CT Libraries, Danbury & Misc. Edu. Links] Internet Search Tools and Indices: [Alta Vista] [Britannica Guide] [Education Index] [Excite] [Galaxy] [HotBot] [InfoSeek] [InfoSpace] [Lycos] [MultiCrawl] [OpenText] [Purely Academic] [Snap.Com] [Starting Point] [Suite 101] [Uniguide Academic Guide] [WebCrawler] [Web of Culture] [World Access] [Yahoo] Department of Social Sciences Western Connecticut State University
Additional links of interest: What is Archaeology? About Archaeology for Kids Archaeology: An Introduction Entangled in the Past: Archaeology on the WWW Future of the Past: Archaeology and Anthropology on the WWW ThinkQuests' Archaeological Adventure Middle Tennessee Anthropology Society Kevin Smith's Anthropology Corner Tennessee Archaeology Net THEN: Resources on Archaeology for Educators MTSU Student Activities Middle Tennessee State University

1. About Archaeology
2. ABZU Web Links for Mesopotamia
3. Academic Info: Archaeology
4. Ancient Civilizations of the Andes
5. The Ancient World Web
6. ArchaeoLogic Communications
7. Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities
8. Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe
9. Archaeology in Arctic North America
10. Archaeology: An Introduction
11. Archaeology Magazine
12. Archaeology on the Net
13. Archaeology World
14. ARCHNET
15. Arqueología de México Norte
16. The Atrium
17. Canadian High Arctic Archaeology
18. Çatalhöyük
19. Center for the Study of the First Americans - OSU
20. Center for the Study of Architecture
21. Ceren Web Resource
22. The Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave
23. Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology
24. Collapse: Why Do Civilizations Fail?
25. Council for British Archaeology
26. Flints and Stones
27. Exploring Ancient World Cultures
28. Interpreting the Function of Stone Tools
29. Jennifer's Archaeology Website
30. La Grotte de Lascaux
31. La Salle Shipwreck Project
32. the lithics site
33. Maya Civilization
34. Mediterranean Archaeology
35. Mesoamerican Archaeological Sites
36. Mesoweb
37. NCPTT : Preservation Internet Resources
38. Neutron Activation Analysis
39. Northern Clans, Northern Traces
40. The Paleolithic Diet Page
41. Point of Reference
42. Prehistoric Cultures
43. Prehistory [Creative Impulse]
44. Primitive Technology
45. radiocarbon WEB-info
46. Society for American Archaeology Bulletin
47. Search for the Lost Cave People
48. SMU Archaeology Collections
49. Southwestern Archaeology
50. Stone Pages
51. Underwater Archaeology
52. Ultimate Tree-Ring Web Pages
53. WebWeaver's North American Archaeology Links
54. Wild Side of Geoarchaeology
55. WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology: Archaeology

[vannrox]

I thought that I would share this list with others who homeschool or who have the same interst that I do in the past.

[Mortimer Snavely]

Bookmarked and thanksabunch!

[vannrox]

To be able to access this list when ever you want...you can do this...

If you are using Internet Explorer, use the mouse to drag the icon in the address box. Drag the icon to the LINKS portion bar of the Internet Explorer. That way this page can always be accessed when you want it.

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[Atsilvquodi]

Most Excellent - thank you.

[TruthConquers]

Homeschool Bumps!

[Argus]

Thank you

[southland]

bookmarked!!

[LadyDoc]

bump

saves you from posting it again for us

[SunkenCiv]

bumpin' GGG, as well as those who've posted in this thread.

Please FREEPMAIL me if you want on or off the "Gods, Graves, Glyphs" PING list --
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[Dysart]

This is quite an extensive collection. This should keep me busy later. Will there be a test?

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[stanz]

Super references. Thanks. Will bookmark it immediately.

[vannrox]

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[stanz]

Many thanks...will bookmark and check out at a later time.

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a Great Selection of Archaeological Links by vannrox and others

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