A good database for locating shipwrecks around Australia.

Australian National Shipwreck Database

Road maps are an excellent source for information on early road development and growth of population centers.

Road Map Collectors Association

Here is an account of the raising of the Monitor's turret that happened this summer.

NOAA Ocean Explorer: Explorations

A fun site, especially for older children.

How to Write Your Name In Mayan Glyphs

This museum has a lot of information on funerals, embalming, and customs.

Museum of Funeral Customs

This is a great site for teaching kids about Ancient Egypt. It used to be known as the Tomb of the Chihuahua Pharoahs. There are lesson plans, a gift shop, fonts and graphics, screensavers, and lots of goodies.

Welcome to Neferchichi's Tomb at neferchichi.com

This is a very interesting site. It has resources, runs school programs, and has news.
St. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum: Maritime Archaeology

This is a great set of sites that allow you to explore Florida's maritime heritage.

Florida Maritime Heritage Trail

The Biblical Archaeology Society runs several magazines, namely the Biblical Archaeology Review (BAR), and Archaeology Odyssey. This site also has lists of digs and you can list your dig with them.

Biblical Archaeology Society

Into Archaeology is a site that covers many aspects of archaeology including software, equipment, articles, a newsletter, jobs, and channels. The channels have volunteer editors (rather like About.com), links and articles.

Archaeology Resources, Software, Fonts, Articles, Equipment, Jobs

Washington State has its own Cemeteries Association and a good website too!

Washington State Cemeteries

Canadian ghost towns. From the site: "This site is dedicated to all those communities which, whether due to lousy planning, impossible dreams or rotten luck, just didn't make it."

Ghost towns in Canada - Great photographs and stories on ghost towns in Ontario and Alberta,Canada - updated monthly.

These photos include ghost towns and mining boom towns.

Ghost Towns | Pictures of ghost towns in Arizona, California, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico | Ghost Town Gallery

Andersonville is one of the better-known Civil War POW camps.

Archaeology at the Andersonville Civil War Prison Camp, Southeast Archaeological Center

Arbuckle's Fort was a militia fort built on Muddy Creek in Greenbrier County, Virginia (now West Virginia) during the Indian-Virginia War of 1774, commonly called Lord Dunmore's War. The fort was built and initially occupied by Captain Matthew Arbuckle and his militia company to guard the Muddy Creek settlers. This website covers the 1997 and 2000 excavations.

Arbuckle's Fort Archaeology Excavation

Here is a digital photo collection of locomotives.

Steam & Electric Locomotives of the New Haven Railroad Digital Collection

For those of us fascinated by commercial archaeology. The Reno conference looks to be quite interesting.

Roadside Architecture: Society for Commercial Archeology

This museum contains a lot of important information for both archaeology and anthropology.

Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology, Home Page

A web site of glass buttons. Might be useful in the field for identification.
LacyGlassButtons

A great deal of information on cameras and camera parts.

Classic Camera Reference

AARG is a British research group. The site has a bibliography and a lot of information.

Aerial Archaeological Research Group

An Andean archaeology site.

InfoDome - QUIPU - Dedicated to Researchers of Andean Archaeology