This gargantuan site provides a comprehensive index of internet resources pertaining to all subdisciplines of anthropology, as well as links to electronic journals, university departments of anthropology, museums, and E-mail discussion groups. To view other images from this site and links to similar sites, please click on the painting. Links concerning the archaeological record are indexed by region and subject area. This site also provides extensive links to academic programs and museums. This article is of particular value to specialists in Egyptology and the Near East, as well as Classical and Mediterranean archaeology.
Links providing access to course materials and teaching resources are also well represented.
This site contains an extensive anthology of primary texts translated from Greek, Latin, and Egyptian, as well as an exhaustive listing of courses and teaching materials related to women and gender issues in the ancient world. While students will find this site useful, it is more suitable for a lay audience than for serious scholarly research. Students with limited exposure to archaeology will find this site useful because of the numerous links to regional chronologies and summaries of basic archaeological concepts. Graduate students will find it useful for structuring introductory courses in archaeology. This site is a superb resource for archaeologists as well as classicists.