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- Archaeologists - Biographies (About.com - Hirst)
Provides sources of biographies of archaeologists. 2-01
- Archaeology - The Profession (About.com - Hirst)
Provides a good guide to those considering archaeology as a profession. 2-01
- Archaeology by Country (About.com - Hirst)
Provides historical information by country and often by city. 2-01
News
- Archaeological News (Archaeologica.org)
Provides news stories each day. May load slowly because it includes several months worth of daily news on the page. 5-03
- Archaeology (Archaeology Institute of America)
Provides news stories. 11-01
Papers
- -Defining Archaeology (Crow Canyon Archaeology Center - Lightfoot)
"Most people know that archaeologists study things that are old, but some people don't realize that the focus of archaeology is on humans who lived in the past. For the most part, archaeologists learn about people in the past by looking at the tools, buildings, trash, and other physical traces that people left behind." 6-02
- Ancient Native Americans (Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - Connelly, Fee, and Kelly)
Provides a history of the Castle Rock Pueblo Indians. 6-02
- Antiquities Act of 1906 (Archaeology.org)
"IBorn of concerns about the looting of archaeological sites and of the American Progressive Movement's belief in the betterment of society through active governmental involvement, the Antiquities Act of 1906 defined the study of archaeology as a scientific endeavor and resulted in the protection of 167 million acres of cultural and natural environments." 04-06
- Archaeology (About.com - Hirst)
Provides news stories and links by topic area. 6-00
- Archaeology - A History (About.com - Hirst)
Provides a history of how archaeology developed as a modern science. 6-00
- Archaeology - Methods (About.com - Hirst)
Provides a history of how archaeology developed as a modern science. 6-00
- Architecture Timeline (About.com - Craven)
Describes highlights of architecture throughout human history. Includes more recent styles, such as Renaissance, American Colonial, Baroque, Rococo, Georgian Colonial, Neoclassical, Federalist, Idealist, Greek Revival, Victorian, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco. 3-01
- Leakey, Louis - Biography (University of Texas - Weiman)
Provides a full biography of one of the premiere archaeologists. 2-01
- Leakey, Mary Douglas - Biography (University of Texas - Dente)
Provides a full biography of one of the premiere archaeologists. 2-01
- Schalk, Lynell (Archaeology.org - Schiffman)
"In the course of her 30-year career fighting archaeological crime, Lynell Schalk showed grit and determination in her mission to preserve this country's Native American cultural heritage." 04-06
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