ArchNet
The world wide web virtual library for archaeology
based at the University of Connecticut.
Archaeology
Magazine
Useful articles about the past and links to other
resources.
Links to the
Past
The National Park Service’s archaeology web site;
contains useful articles and links to other resources.
The Arctic Institute of North
America
An international organization with circumpolar perspective, the AINA's
activities embrace a number of scholarly disciplines, including Arctic
anthropology and archaeology. This is a major source of information about
science in the Arctic.
Society for American
Archaeology
The major professional organization for archaeology
in the United States and the Western Hemisphere, with useful articles,
information, and links to other resources.
Society for Historical
Archaeology
The national organization for archaeology of
the historic period in the United States, with useful articles, information,
and links to other resources.
Canadian
Archaeological Association
The organization for archaeology in Canada and
the north, with useful articles, information, and links to other resources.
American
Cultural Resources Association (ACRA)
A professional trade organization; this site
contains many useful links to other resources dealing with cultural resources,
historic preservation, and governmental affairs.
Alaska
State Office of History and Archaeology
The web page for the Alaska State Office of History
and Archaeology, the major State agency in Alaska dealing with cultural
resources (archaeology, history, and ethnography) and historic preservation.
Prehistory
of Alaska
A new site containing an overview of the prehistory
of Alaska, and cultural resources (archaeology, history, and ethnography)
in each national park.
University
of Alaska Museum
The web page for the UAF Museum, with information
about the Museum’s programs, exhibits, and links to other resources and
departments.
Alaska
Quaternary Center
The web page for the Alaska Quaternary Center,
a multi-disciplinary research center at UAF which brings together specialists
and resources dealing with the Quaternary Period of geologic history. In
Alaska, much of this research is on the Pleistocene Epoch, the time of
the last major ice age. Scientists from AQC study a wide variety of topics,
including prehistoric people, fossils, animals, plants, geology, and climate.
Department
of Anthropology, University of Alaska Fairbanks
The web page for the UAF Anthropology Department,
with information about the Department’s programs, and links to other resources
and departments.
Tanana
Yukon Historical Society
The new web page for the Tanana Yukon Historical
Society, the local historical society in Fairbanks.
More Resources for Teachers
Understanding the Evolution/Creationism
Controversy
A great web site on the topic of Evolution and so-called "Creation Science",
with factual information, frequently asked questions, articles, and links on
every aspect of this controversial topic.
Archaeology/Anthropology
This is part of a history and social studies
web page for K-12
teachers.
Public
Education and Archaeology
Archaeology resources for teachers.
Anthropology
in the News
This site provides links to current news stories
by such organizations
as CNN, ABC, USA Today, Washington Post, Archaeology
Magazine, etc.
Musee
A listing of museums on the world wide web.
Virtual
Archaeology
An interactive educational site involving students
with survey,
testing, stratigraphy, and field writing.
Raiders
of the Lost Art
This interactive site features the art of four
cultures; the student
identifies artifacts to study the culture.
The
Traveler: Ancient Civilizations of The Middle East and Beyond
At this www location, you become a time traveler
experiencing ancient
cultures of the Middle East.
Odyssey
in Egypt
A 10 week curriculum project where students work
with archaeologists
studying a 4th century Coptic monastery.
MayaQuest
Learn about ancient Mayan sites in the rain forest
of Central America.