The following list reflects an idiosyncratic selection of WWW sites
which may contain information of relevance to archaeologists. If you know of sites
that should be added to this list, please send a message to
Alwynne B. Beaudoin.
For sites related to earth sciences, palynology or palaeoecology,
please see the associated World Wide Web
Sites for Palynologists list.
The sites are arranged according to the following categories:
- Humboldt State University, Arcata, California, U.S.A., Anthropology Department.
- Humboldt State University, Arcata, California, U.S.A., Archaeology Laboratory. Includes information on the Nursery Site, with projectile point images.
- Hunter College, City University of New York (CUNY), U.S.A.
- Sonoma State University, Rohnert Park, California, U.S.A., Anthropological Studies Centre
- University of Hull, U.K., Centre for Wetland Archaeology
- University of Manitoba, Canada, Anthropology Department. Includes an interactive kinship tutorial and a review of anthropological resources and material on the Internet.
- University of Montana, U.S.A., Anthropology Department
- University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa, Department of Anthropology and Archaeology
- University of Southampton, U.K., Department of Archaeology
- University of Waterloo, Canada, Anthropology Department. Contains an on-line exhibit about archaeological research in the Arctic.
- Environmental Archaeology Unit, York University, England, UK
- The Dung File
A bibliography dealing with pollen, plant macroremains, and parasite remains
recovered from coprolites and latrines from archaeological sites.
- Irish Archaeology
- The Iceman. List and links to resources dealing with the progress of work
on the Iceman, whose body was found in the Austrian Alps
- Virtual atlas of opaque and ore minerals in their associations by R.A.Ixer and P.Duller
Although, primarily intended for an economic geology/mineralogy audience,
it does contain photomicrographs of typical ores from a number of
British and Irish Bronze Age mine sites. It also has photos including
placer gold grains showing their complexity and typical textures and
associations for all the archaeologically important metals.
- Canada
- Royal Alberta Museum
- Royal British Columbia Museum
- Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
- U.S.A.
- Exploratorium of Science and Art Part of Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco
- MASCA (Museum Applied Science Center for Archaeology)
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Scrolls from the Dead Sea
- University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology. Includes information on ethnobotany.
- U.K.
- The British Museum
- Europe
- Roman-Open Air Museum Hechingen-Stein, Germany. A Roman Villa dating from the 1th to the 3rd Century A.D.
- Israel
- Archaeological Museum, Kibbutz Ein Dor
- Other areas
- Museums list
- Virtual Tours of Museums and Exhibits
- England
- Archaeometry and Stonehenge. Includes information on recent radiocarbon dating results.
- Boxgrove
- Gardom's Edge,
a long term landcsape and excavation project near Baslow in the Peak District
- Germany
- Roman-Open Air Museum Hechingen-Stein
A tour of a Roman Villa dating from the 1th to the 3rd Century A.D
- Israel
- Ashkelon Excavations, Israel
- Tel Hazor
- Turkey
- Çatalhöyük - Excavation of a Neolithic Anatolian Tell
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