OUR FAVORITE LINKS
The Bureau of Land Management maintains an excellent rock art web site. Maps and directions are provided for the sites that are open to visitation, along with a section on the care and respect of those sites:
www.ca.gov/caso/rockart.html
Sacred sites from around the world:
www.sacredsites.com
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK - FIELD SEMINAR - 209-379-2321
YOSE_Yosemite_Association@nps.gov
From Alanah Woody, for those interested, my friend Su Sheng has launched his rock art of China website - unfortunately it's in Chinese, but the pictures are nice and maybe some of you can read it! The address is:
www.rockartchina.net
Bulletin Board-style Field Archaeology forum:
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/fieldarchaeology
Directory of Archaeological Societies and Newsletters:
http://serv.net/-mallard/archsoc.html
SAA Meeting Page:
http://www.saa.org/Meetings/index.html
Great Basin Anthropological Conference:
http://www.hass.usu.edu/gbac2000/conference_info.htm
Links for Paleobotanists:
http://www.uni-wuerzberg.de/mineralogic/palbotl.html
S.F.Bay Area Archaeology:
http://www.stst.net/Archaeology
Online Vegetation and Plant Distribution Maps:
http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/EART/vegmaps.html
The California Archaeological Site Stewardship Program (CASSP):
http://www.cassp.org
The Society for California Archaeology:
http://www.scanet.org
The Anthropology Review Database just published a review of Brian P. Kooyman's (2000) Understanding Stone Tools and Archaeological Sites by Caryn Marie Berg. It is accessible at:
http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/showme.cgi?keycode=1477
Antelope Valley Archaeological Society www.avarchaeologicalsociety.org
Kennewick Man Information: http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/kenewick
CDF California Archaeology Sites http://www.fire.ca.gov (to resource management, to protecting California's natural resources, to Archaeology)
TO WITNESS THE PAST: AFRICAN AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA: http://WWW.CI.ALEXANDRIA.VA.US/OHA/ARCHAEOLOGY/AR-EX-WITNESS1.HTML
A National Geographic expedition discovers remnants of human habitation more than 300 feet below the surface of the Black Sea, suggesting a catastrophic flood like that in the biblical story of Noah. Here's what the explorer's found, and how:
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngnews/blacksea.html
Great Basin Anthropological Conference:
http://www.hass.usu.edu/gbac2000/conference_info.htm
FlintKnappers.com - The largest commercial flintknapping website ever.
Over 300 points and knives for sale and show!
http://www.flintKnappers.com
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