A place to dig around...

If you want to learn more about archaeology, or our cultural past, here are some fun places to look.

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• ArchNet A central web site for all types of archaeology
• About Careers in Archaeology, Society for American Archaeology
• Archaeology Magazine
• Internet Archaeology, a new online journal
• The Sipapu and other Web Archaeology Projects at the University of California, Santa Barbara
• New work at the famous site of Catal Huyuk in Turkey
• Old World Paleolithic sites:
  • www.oldstoneage.com is a great new site with details of past and current research at three French Paleolithic sites: Fontechevade, Pech de L'Aze and Combe Capel
  • The paleolithic site of Boxgrove, England
  • The Arago Cave (Tautavel), France
  • Lascaux Cave and other Grands Sites Archaeologiques in France, including opportunities to join a dig as a volunteer
  • Excavations at paleolithic sites in the Sierra Atapuerca, Spain and an article in Archaeology Magazine about discoveries at one of these sites, Gran Dolina
• Center for the Study of the First Americans
• Archaeology in Arctic North America
• Stone tools: making Folsom Points, a catalogue of North American lithics, an online Artifact Quiz, and other lithics links
• US Park Service Links to the Past
• Historical Archaeology at Jamestown, Virginia and the Five Points site in New York City
• Mesoamerican Archaeology:
  • Chaux Hiix project (IU)
  • Western Belize Cave project
  • Caracol Project
  • El Pilar Project
• Peruvian Archaeology papers and images by Bruce Owen
• Underwater archaeology at Shipwreck Sites and at Little Salt Spring in Florida
• University of Calgary Archaeology Research Projects
• Oriental Institute of Chicago

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