Here is where Carol David looks at archaeology and the Internet. I strongly recommend that people get involved in the forums.

Archaeology and the Internet

This site covers several different topics. I selected this page as representative of the section on the Levi Jordan plantation and the archaeology that was done there.

Archaeologyof the Levi Jordan Plantation

Just in time for Halloween! A web site devoted to the ruins and castles of the UK.

Haunted Britain and Ireland

Here is another archaeology blog from a student at the University of Minnesota.

Calling Doctor Jones...

AltaMire Press has this excellent guide and handbook to rock art research. It is a basic reference to the new dating and analysis techniques of the field.

Handbook of Rock Art Research (AltaMira Press)

Here is a guide to doing maritime history research online. Some of the links are dead, but it is still a good place to begin.

Maritime History Research on the Internet

This wonderful collection of papers, web sites, library catalogs, and other maritime information has been compiled by Sub-Arch's member, Lars Bruzelius. A fantastic place to start your research from!

The Maritime History Virtual Archives

This site is from the National Park Service and is designed to help people working in historic districts. It gives definitions and examples of districts and guidelines. Unfortunately, you will probably have to enlarge the text to read it.

Working on the Past in Local Historic Districts

The Institute fof Nautical Archaeology has started a discussion list for news about the Institute. The list is announcement only, and will include information abvout projects, events, lectures, and publications. The directions to subscribe are on the page.

INA News

An excellent site on beads, bead names, and other assorted information. The Center for Bead Research can also be found here.

Beads for all. The Bead Site is the Center for Bead Research on-line.

This is a collector's site with a lot of excellent information on Chinese porcelain.

Antique Chinese Porcelain, Ming,Qing porcelain pottery, marks

A web site on glass and porcelain insulators.
Glass Insulators Reference Site

Another collection of squished coins from those coin machines that are found at amusement parks and museums.

Elongated Coins

This is a catalog of prehistoric sites in the U.S. Southwest. It has not been updated since 2000.

Archaeological Sites of the Southwest

Hey, hey! This blog has made it into print! The current issue of ARCHAEOLOGY has it here (and on page 66 in the print edition).

Web: Archaeo-Blog

An important web site for those doing both prehistoric and historic archaeology in Maryland. Not only does it have pottery descriptions, and dating, but it also has a bibliography and glossaries. An excellent example of the potential of Web sites for the study of artifacts.

Diagnostic Artifacts in Maryland