Anthropology: Research Guide

Brief essays of Mesoamerican writing systems, governments, religions.

This site is "a research network dedicated to the history of archaeology, with particular emphasis on the archives of the discipline, their promotion and preservation." A wonderful guide to archival resources on the history of European archaeology.

Report on the Belize River Archaeological Settlement Survey and excavations at the site of El Pilar in Belize.

A virtual tour of this important Paleolithic site. The French Ministry of Culture's "official" Lascaux page; it loads slowly, so be patient.

(Inactive) Focuses on calendrics and writing.

This bibliography compiled by Nicholas David contains more than 1500 citations from 1877 to present.

Archaeology at the Florida Museum

Information of North American projectile points and lithics.

A database of glyphs, images, phonetic and semantic values and digitally transcribed Mayan texts.

Links, resources, software and reports relevant to Mesoamerican and Pre-Columbian archaeology.

Photographs of archaeological sites in MesoAmerica.

Images and multimedia resources.

A gateway to resources about the Nahuatl language and Aztec culture.

Report on a Guatemalan site.

A detailed, scholarly look at a pyramid at Teothihuacan, Mexico, provided by the Archaeological Research Institute of Arizona State University.

An award-winning site produced by Professor Michael Smith, Arizona State University, previously at the University at Albany.

Links to indexes of archaeological web sites and the home pages of archaeological organizations and journals (from the editors of Archaeology).