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Find here websites concerning all aspects of archaeology, whether professional, educational or avocational. Profiles of individual archaeologists or archaeological entities may also be found here. Pictured on this page: "Archaeological Survey," a photo taken some time between 1856 and 1858 in Algeria (then a French colony) by French photographer Felix-Jacques Antoine Moulin (1802 -1875). On the NavBar: Emerald Mound, one of the largest ceremonial mounds in North America, a National Historical Landmark since 1989. It's located along the Natchez State Parkway in Mississippi.
using neolithic technology, and local resources, it would have been possible to move the stones from the river to the site with approx 10 men,- [or less, if you have more time], and to place the lintels with ease. How? academics please contact me at apdenton@btinternet.com
Errett Callahan, award-winning maker of fine obsidian knives, has over 48 years experience flintknapping. He is Founder of the Society of Primitive Technology, and celebrates his 16th anniversary of teaching workshops at Cliffside. Learn more about this school and view photos of his award-winning obsidian knives at his website, http://www.errettcallahan.com .
If you're seeing this site in one of my rings, consider it an unofficial manager's page); otherwise it's my page about which rings I manage AND about WebRing in general, including WebRing membership and management. If THIS ring isn't on the page, it's due to be merged; check join instructions to see where.
New discoveries at Stonehenge, Stanton Drew, Preseli Mountains, Silbury Hill and other monuments. Good evidence that Stonehenge was indeed an astronomical observatory. Also photographs, screen savers etc.
Visit Varna's Archaeological Museum and see some of the fabulous gold that is being found in Bulgaria at this moment in time. Fabulous golden treasures to rival that of Ancient Egypt's Tomb of Tutankhamen.
Archaeology news from around the world provided by BBC Radio Five Live archaeologist Win Scutt. Discussion on early languages spoken in Britain. Studies of place-names in archaeology. Advice and links on world archaeology. Online learning.
This is about exploring the consciousness of the Neolithic shamans who built and used megalithic temples. Metageum '07 is a week-long event in Malta comprising an inter-disciplinary conference, tours to sacred sites in Malta, and experiential workshops.
The CyberSamurai Encyclopedia of Norse Mythology includes the Poetic Edda, Snorri's Prose Edda, an A-Z glossary (norse gods, creatures, heroes, sagas and runes), the celtic horoscope, rune-fonts and a collection of very cool viking-songs. Enjoy it!
A collection of indian arrowheads and artifacts from the East Tennessee area. Pictures and essays on important early native american and settler sites. Identification of common arrowheads found in this area and updated new finds sections.
The site covers three canyons, Crow, Delgadito, and Blanco, in the Dinetah region of northwestern New Mexico (ancestral home of the Navajo.) Features 160 images of Navajo and Anasazi rock art with a text database of descriptions for each image. Developed for the BLM.
