Here is a series of tutorials to Cultural and Physical Anthropology topics such as Early Theories of Evolution, Basic Principles of Genetics, Classification of Living Things, Primates, Record of Time, Language and Culture, and more. Within the crisp overviews are links to glossary terms, historically significant documents, and related web sites. Also note the main Anthropology site. The National Anthropological Archives of the Smithsonian Institution collects and preserves historical and contemporary materials that document the world's cultures and the history of the discipline. A useful source for archival research, it provides substantive descriptions of selected collections, including more than 400,000 photographs of cultures worldwide.
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This searchable catalogue contains over 300,000 index records supplied by national and other archaeological organizations, mainly relating to the sites and monuments of the British Isles, with links to related project archives and online publications. Currently there is good coverage of England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland. Here is a source for reviews of current anthropology titles. This Scientific American publication provides news and research updates, as well as some articles from the magazine. The site is searchable by author, title, and subject.