"Someday I'll get organized." If you believe that, read on. This page contains links to a number of archaeological web sites that I have found interesting. I will add to these pages from time to time and, when time permits, attempt to impose order on what now appears to be chaos. In the meantime, I hope that you find these links helpful, that they lead you to new and interesting data.

• Archaeology Magazine
• The National Archaeological Database (U. S. National Parks Service)
• Internet Archaeology (A Journal - check this one out!)
• Assemblage - A Journal of Archaeology (by Sheffield graduate students)
• An Atlas of the Greek and Roman World.
• ABZU: Resources for Near Eastern Archaeology
• The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago.
• The Museum of the University of Pennsylvania
• Archaeology - An Electronic Companion (Newcastle Upon Tyne).
• The Early History of Israel: Archaeology (choose the link from the menu).
• Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology - The University of Michigan.
• ArchNet - The University of Connecticut.
• The Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State
• A virtual slide show of Artic Canada.
• World Archaeological Congress (An international forum for discussion of the past)
• Scrolls from the Dead Sea (The Library of Congress Exhibit)
• Scrolls from the Dead Sea.
• The Vatican Library Exhibit.
• The Palace of Diocletian.
• The Classics Alcove - The University of Florida
• The Pompeii Forum Project.
• Anglo-American Research at Pompeii.
• The Excavations at Ephesus (with excellent panoramic photos)
• Egyptology - Internet Resources
• The Theban Mapping Project (Egypt)
• The Kelsey Museum - The University of Michigan
• Archaeology in the Southwestern United States.
• Archaeometry at the Ever-Popular Stonehenge.
• Council for British Archaeology
• Levant Cultural Multimedia Servers - except Israel - (from Norway)
• Computer Graphics for Archaeology (from Norway)
• Land Surveying and Geomatics
• The Archaeometry Laboratory as Missouri University Research Reactor