Spring 2005

You can find anthropological and archaeological resources throughout the World-Wide Web (WWW). Many of these are promotional, offering more information about the site host than useful information. Others offer access to information that otherwise might not be readily available. In addition to providing access to data and information, many sites include indices and pointers to related sites. Finding and managing the location of information on the web is a challenge and individuals who maintain topical web sites help keep web information organized by maintaining pointers. Below, you will find pointers to a few sites ranging from master lists of sites (a virtual library) to content specific sites. Use these sites to start your exploration of the web.

Starting Points:

Regional Information:

Societies:

Publications:

University Programs:

Special Topics:

Sites, Excavations, Training & Fieldwork Opportunities

Neat Archaeological Uses of the Web

Kennewick Man Info

 

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