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The Anthropological Index of
the Royal Anthropological Institute
From the home page: "The Anthropological Index Online is based on the
journal holdings of the Anthropological Library at the British Museum .
. ." It covers 1957 to the present. Includes links to J-Stor
for articles whose full text are available in that database.
UCBS Anthropology Web
Sites
This is an easy-to-use comprehensive web directory to anthropological
web sites from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Includes
the following headings: Anthropology Departments, Conferences, Organizations,
Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology, and Physical Anthropology.
Anthropology
Collections
From the Anthropology Department of the California Academy of Sciences.
Has online exhibits of its collection of ethnographic and archaeological
artifacts, including Hopi, native Alaskan, native Hawaiian, as well as
from East Africa, The Middle East, Europe, and Central and South America.
Emuseum, Minnesota State
University, Mankato
Online "museum" with an easy-to-use layout and much useful information
in anthropology and archaeology. First "floor" has archaeological "exhibits"
by region. Second floor covers physical anthropology, language, and selected
cultures. The third floor has links to the editors' home pages. All are
members of the faculty at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Ethnographic Studies
Resources
Describes itself as a collection of resources in anthropology, ethnomusicology,
folklore, and folklife. Provides links to scholarly programs, archives
and museums, grants and awards, and societies. Updated regularly.
Public Anthropology
Created by Robert Borofsky of the Anthropology Department at the University
of Hawaii. Topics: Books Series, Journals, Journal Archives, Programs and
People, Times Past, and Photo Gallery. Features summaries of articles from
American
Anthropologist, Current Anthropology, and Human Organization
(Journal Archives). Also offers a ranking of Ph.D. programs in anthropology
(Programs and People).
Center for Evolutionary
Psychology
From the University of California, Santa Barbara. Edited by two leaders
in the field, Leda Cosmides and John Tooby. Has interviews and information
on recent symposia. Also offers valuable background information on evolutionary
psychology. Of note: "Evolutionary Psychology: A Primer," by Cosmides and
Tooby.
The
Evolutionary Psychology FAQ
Maintained by Edward Hagen, formerly of the Center for Evolutionary
Psychology, University of California, Santa Barbara, and now the the Institute
for Theoretical Biology, Humboldt University, Berlin. Useful site for those
curious about the field but with little background in it.
Neanderthals and Modern
Humans
Informative web site by an unaffiliated but informed scholar. The first
page lucidly covers the many theories offered to explain the origin and
disappearance of Neanderthals, as well as their relations to modern humans.
Includes a bibliography of major books in the field since 1990. Lists major
journals, museums, and centers. Provides links to related sites.
Ancient Mesoamerican
Cultures
This site is maintained by Kevin Callahan of the Anthropology Department
of the University of Minnesota. It focuses chiefly on the Maya, Mixtec,
Zapotec, and Aztec, but covers other groups as well. Focuses on their writing
systems, governments, and religions. Of interest to both specialists and
non specialists.
Archaeology
Data Service
A portal from the University of York in England providing access to
archaeological archives and libraries throughout the British Isles. Also
has a link the digital archaeological libraries of Poland, Romania, Denmark,
Iceland, and Norway.
Emuseum, Minnesota State
University, Mankato
Online "museum" with an easy-to-use layout and much useful information
in anthropology and archaeology. First "floor" has archaeological "exhibits"
by region. Second floor covers physical anthropology, language, and selected
cultures. The third floor has links to the editors' home pages. All are
members of the faculty at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Teotihuacan:
The City of the Gods
Sponsored by the Archaeological Research Institute at Arizona State
University, this site provides an introduction to the area around Mexico
City and its great city pre-Hispanic Teotihuacan. Includes detailed map
of the city.
Linguistics
Web Sites by Topics
From the library of Washington University.
The Linguists List
A well organized portal from Wayne State University and The University
of Eastern Michigan.
Topics in
Linguistics
Provides links to linguistics oriented sites. From the University of
Rochester.
Web Sites
for Introductory Linguistics Classes
Offers links to classes from the University of Delaware, Bucknell University,
SUNY/Albany, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and New York University.