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Archaeology Social Sciences


Archaeology

The scientific study of material remains (such as artifacts and monuments) of past human life and activities. The archaeologist's objective is to gain an understanding of a culture or civilization by examining these objects and their use.

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- Kevin Greene's selection of Internet links to supplement the 4th edition of his book, by chapter and section, with alphabetical index.


  • - An introduction by Ragz-International: the subject matter, history, specializations, methods and techniques.
  • - List of treaties and agreements dealing with cultural property. From the Multilaterals Project at Edwin Ginn Library, Tufts University. The is tasked with recording treaties of diverse conternt and application.
  • - A directory of photographs for educational use relating to archaeology and art history.
  • - Archaeology and related subjects presented through streaming media by the Oregon-based Archaeological Legacy Institute. Videos can be viewed on-line and purchased.
  • - Internet directory maintained by Historic Archaeological Research of history and archaeology web sites, including organizations, directories, technical references, online publications.
  • - Brief information about archaeology, archaelogical excavations and dig sites.
  • - Downloads, links, and articles concerning methodology, cultures, and terms.
  • - Archaeology related articles and galleries by James Q. Jacobs, covering archaeogeodesy, prehistory, paleoanthropology, the Andes, Mesoamerica, American Southwest and rock art.
  • - The archaeology section of the World Wide Web Virtual Library.
  • - Provides information and candid advice about public archaeology to students, professionals, and educators. Features discussion forum on contemporary issues in archaeology and how to communicate with the public.
  • - A database of archaeological essays and information. Links, jokes, news, and essays.
  • - Descriptive list of all the Yahoo discussion groups on archaeological topics, moderated and unmoderated.
  • - Reviewed and categorized directory of resources on archaeology, anthropology, and ancient civilizations.
  • - Offers a source of jobs, news, announcements, consultant listings, and resources for students and professionals interested in archaeology, historic preservation, museums, and architectural history.
  • - Archaeology web sites, with some anthropology thrown in.
  • - Articles and directory of Internet sites, including a world atlas of archaeology on the web.
  • - An introduction to the science of archaeology.
  • - Tennessee Archaeology Net provides categorized bibliographies.
  • - Covers significant discoveries from archaeology about human origins. Illustrated descriptions of hominids, with references. Articles, images, bookstore and links.
  • - An illustrated introduction to the discipline of archaeology from Panorama Productions.
  • - A ThinkQuest project explaining the discipline and its methods and techniques. Examples of significant discoveries including Troy, Shiqmim, the Egyptian Pyramids. Glossary.
  • - An illustrated introduction from the Department of Anthropology at the University of South Dakota.
  • - General archaeology listserv from Texas A&M University.

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