61. Education World® - *Social Sciences : Anthropology : *Museums & Exhibits MSU EMuseum The MSU E-museum is a virtual museum of anthropology and archeologywith extensive information on all subjects within the field. http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=5751

62. Indigenet Archaeology Links of anthropology and Student Groups; anthropology/Archaeology Organizations;Electronic anthropology/Archaeology Journals;museums; General anthropology http://www.indigenet.unisa.edu.au/heritage/archlinks.html

Archaeology Research links International ArchNet ArchNet serves as the World Wide Web Virtual Library for Archaeology. This server provides access to archaeological resources available on the Internet. Information is categorised by geographic region and subject. Includes ArchNet - Resources for Australian and Pacific Archaeology (List of Internet links related to archaeological sub-regions of Australia and the Pacific). Southwestern Archaeology - Ethnobotany and Paleoethnobotany Ethnobotany and Paleoethnobotany - A Bibliography compiled by Michael A. Pfeiffer, Ozark-St. Francis National Forest Russellville, Arkansas1993. SAAweb - Society for American Archaeology Useful source of American archaeological information. Includes information on the Society and its publications as well as education, government affairs and other topics. Includes Southwestern Archaeology - Federal Archaeology Laws and Regulations through which you are able to save full text versions of U.S. archaeology and heritage laws and regulations. The Guide to Museums and Cultural Resources Links and information on museums and cultural resources worldwide. The site is administered through the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County and includes a geographic index, special subject index and links to other museum indices.

63. Anthropology Resources the museum offers permanent and changing anthropology exhibits, lectures, fieldtrips, and outreach programs. Take a look at their ethnology and archeology http://www.educationindex.com/anthro/

Anthropology Resources A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z African Primates at Home An extensive study of East African Primates, including audio samples for a stimulating addition to the information provided. Includes related sites of interest. SM Weasel Mead American Anthropology Association This Association's web site offers lots of topical information. It's a must visit, well worth bookmarking! Ancient World Web Need information on Assyrian kings, traditional Jewish recipes, or plumbing in ancient towns? This is the motherlode of annotated ancient world sites, listed alphabetically as well as by subject and by geographic location. Anthropological Linguistics This quarterly journal offers a table of contents and some abstracts from the printed version. Indexes are online dating back to 1989, along with ordering information and directions for making a submission online. Anthropology An in-depth and diverse study of anthropology, this site includes topics from cultural development to anthropological film and photography to useful software. Anthropology Club of Northern Arizona University If you’re thinking of making Anthropology your area of study, this site offers helpful information under "What is Anthropology?" Areas of study, nonacademic career opportunities, a guide to universities offering anthropology graduate programs, events information and more are included here.

64. Anthropology At Oberlin College and state archaeologists, historic preservation officers, government agencies, museumsand research organizations. anthropology/archeology Bulletin Boards. The http://www.oberlin.edu/anthropo/resource.htm

Main Page The Major People Resources Events Facilities Awards Links Facilities Anthropology Workroom (King 303) The workroom contains many useful resources. Anthro majors should check in often and take advantage of these materials: Resource Directory has information about alumni and evaluations of past projects done by students. Also info on summer field work, winter term projects, and semesters away from Oberlin. SAA Bulletin Anthropology Newsletter Non-academic routes for anthropology majors Issues of the Journal of the Council for Museum Anthropology National Association for the Practice of Anthropology (NAPA) Bulletins. Topics show professionals working in all four branches of anthropology, highlighting the path that these anthropologist have taken since their undergraduate days. Some of the broad topics are Practitioners in the Private Sector; Policy, Human Rights, and Advocacy Practitioners; Government, Human Services, and Museum Practitioners; International Development Practitioners; and they also have a section on Academically Centered Practitioners. These 29 profiles are intended to help "young people plan career paths". Come and check it out. Anthropology Office (King 305) Most recent issue of the American Anthropological Association's The Directory of Archaeologists of the Americas from the Society for America Archaeology. Lists academic, consulting, and state archaeologists, historic preservation officers, government agencies, museums and research organizations.

65. Science News Articles, Discover Magazine Subscriptions, Science Magazines Online Ten Great Science museums University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeologyand anthropology. By Sue Hubbell. DISCOVER Vol. 14 No. http://www.discover.com/issues/nov-93/features/tengreatsciencem307/

Magazine Subscribers and Discover.com Members Login Here Not a Subscriber Member Entire Site Advanced Search Home Issues nov-93 features Ten Great Science Museums: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology By Sue Hubbell The full version of this article can be read online by registered Discover Magazine Subscribers or purchased by Discover.com Members Already a registered Subscriber? Log-In Now Already a Magazine Subscriber, but not yet registered with the website? Use your mailing code to register today. Click Here - It's Free! Become a Magazine Subscriber to gain full access to the entire Discover.com site. Subscribe Online Today and receive a preview issue - absolutely free! Discover.com Members can purchase articles for $1.00 per article. Join today and you'll unlock many of the great features of this website, including access to "My Discover". Become a Discover.com Member Today - it's free! What Came Before DNA? Black Holes Made Here Bzzzzzzzz ... Useless Body Parts FREE Indicates free content. Full or partial access to all site content requires registration as a magazine subscriber or Discover.com member. Register online today. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

66. Museum-News 31 32 (German site) Museum fur Völkerkunde Wien National Museum of Lagos - Lagos(Nigeria) Cambridge Museum of archeology and anthropology National Museum http://users.pandora.be/african-shop/museum-news.htm

Home Up african-news-archive [ Museum-News ] University-News Collection-News Auction-news Fair-News ... tribes Hear the news and discuss it, join African art goup in English or Discussions AntiquesAfricaines Français Join also our free monthly newsletter packed with auction news, fairs, exhibitions, recent items, new websites, stolen items, buying tips,... We Respect Your Email Privacy David Norden. Sint Katelijnevest 27. B2000 Antwerp. Belgium. Tel: +32 3 2273540 back to Auctions Fairs Art Collections News Archive ... Agenda on this page State Museums Best Museums France Benelux Exhibitions Dapper La collection d´art africain du Musée Dapper dans ses habits neufs. 35 rue Paul Valery 75116 Paris MUSEUMS FOR AFRICAN ART Background news articles and african art in Museums When you go on a page you'll find above the page all links in that section State Museums USA: read also University news MUSEUM FOR AFRICAN ART 36-01 43rd Ave., Long Island City. (718) 784-7700. Sat.-Sun., 11-6; Mon., Thur.-Fri., 10-5. Boston Museum first curator cast an eye toward sub-Saharan African art Frederick Scott-Boston Out of Africa: The colors and traditions of 'Nigerian Rhythms' in Sudbury.

67. WFU | Anthropology | Home Links include curriculum guidelines, faculty directory, fieldschools,the Museum of anthropology, and the archeology Department. http://www.wfu.edu/academics/anthropology/about.html

Anthropology QuickFind . . . Anthropology Home General Info Faculty Fall 2004 Courses Curriculum Guidelines About Anthropology at Wake Forest What is Anthropology? Subfields in Anthropology Opportunities for Experience The Academic Year ... Preparing for Graduate School WHAT IS ANTHROPOLOGY "Anthropology"from the Greek anthropos ("human") and logia ("science") is the scientific study of humankind, from its beginnings millions of years ago to the present day. Its subject matter is both exotic (initiation rites of the Ganda of Uganda) and commonplace (anatomy of the human hand). Its focus is both sweeping and microscopic. Anthropologists may study the environmental impact of a new industry, the folklore of West Virginia, primate disease patterns, prehistoric cultures in North Carolina, or secret societies. A common thread links these vastly different projects. The common goal is to advance knowledge of who we are and how we came to be that way. Because the subject matter of anthropology is so broad, an undergraduate major in anthropology is part of a broad liberal arts background for men and women interested in any career, including law, environmental studies, government, business, international relations, medicine, and in just being a well-educated citizen. With the current intensity of global actions and interactions and the increasing cultural diversity of our own society, anthropology becomes even more relevant to our lives. In these times of narrow specialization, anthropological study is refreshingly broad. This focus on comprehensive breadth is especially valuable to students seeking to develop expertise in planning, decision-making, and management. Anthropology's scope and intellectual perspective prepares students to make objective, far-sighted decisions at the professional level in any career field, either at home or abroad.

68. WFU | Museum Of Anthropology | Staff Mexico. He plans to teach courses periodically on museum anthropologyand Mesoamerican archeology. His phone number is 336.758.5827. http://www.wfu.edu/moa/staff.html

QuickFind . . . WFU Home Staff Museum Homepage Exhibits See what's in the Museum Events Explore what's happening Education Learn about our programs Collections Discover what we have Gift Shop Find the perfect gift MOA Friends Join and support the Museum Newsletter Read our newsletter Staff Contact us Director Stephen L. Whittington Ph.D. in Anthropology, Penn State University, 1989 Dr. Whittington has been Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology since August 2002. He is a bioarcheologist who has excavated and studied human skeletal material from Maya sites in Honduras and Guatemala. He is currently directing a survey of colonial and pre-Columbian Mixtec settlements and helping to set up a community museum in Oaxaca, Mexico. He plans to teach courses periodically on museum anthropology and Mesoamerican archeology. His phone number is: 336.758.5827

69. Department Of The Interior: Interior Museum Program. Opportunities For Managing in Industrial History and archeology, Michigan Technological Johnson, Curator ofAnthropology, Museum of Texas Opportunities for Agencies, museums, Users and http://www.doi.gov/museum/fedcoll1/berk16.html

Opportunities for Federally Associated Collections June 5-7, 1996 Berkeley, CA Session 16: Perspectives on Partnerships IV Moderator: Sue E. Linder-Linsley, Director, Collections Management, Department of Anthropology, Southern Methodist University The Benefits of Cooperative Curation: Histories of Two Successful Archeological Curation Agreements Susan R. Martin, Archeology Laboratory, Program in Industrial History and Archeology, Michigan Technological University Discussed the history of two curation agreements: one with the Archeological Laboratory of Michigan Technological University, the other with the Ottawa National Forest and Hiawatha National Forest. She discussed the differences in outlook, mission, and structure between the agreements. Both agreements were successful. The agreements support undergraduate and graduate education, artifact analysis, and conservation methods. Both agreements had benefits and shortcomings, and differing amounts of professional interaction and public service. Institutional Long-Range Plans and Their Appropriateness for the Management of Federally Associated Collections Nicola Ladkin, Registrar, Museum of Texas Tech University and Eileen Johnson, Curator of Anthropology, Museum of Texas Tech University

70. Special Species: Dig The Past Massive WWW virtual library of archeology Web sites. UCSB s Department of Anthropologyprovides nicely organized links Smithsonian museums and Research Centers. http://www.specialspecies.com/Tools and Resources/AnthArchPale.htm

Anthropology, Archeology, and Paleontology (dig the past) Websites and Books These websites open in a separate window. Close each window to return here. Anthropology Projects (UCSB) See how anthropologists and graduate students conduct actual research. Archeology Links to global digs and research. ArchNet Massive WWW virtual library of archeology Web sites. Arctic Circle History and Culture Discover ancient stories locked in the ice. Canadian Museum of Civilization Take a trip through this virtual museum. Charlotte, the Vermont Whale Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Another mind-boggling collection of Web sites. Cyber Mummy Uncover the secrets of an actual mummy. Dinolinks Lots of links to dinosaur-related sites. Dinosauria All kinds of dino-mite info. Exploring Ancient World Cultures Did we learn anything from our ancestors? Great site for reflection.

71. Welcome To The London Museum Of Archaeology Find out about the museum location, staff, and hours of admission, job opportunities,explore the websites of other museums of Archaeology or anthropology. http://www.uwo.ca/museum/

Welcome to the T he London Museum of Archaeology is a unique Canadian museum devoted to the study, display, and interpretation of the human occupation of Southwestern Ontario over the past 11,000 years. The Museum is located beside the Lawson Prehistoric Indian Village, a site occupied by the Neutral Indians in the 15 th century A.D. T his Website will give you an overview of the services, activities, displays, and events offered by the museum. Special Even t : The Maple Harvest Festival Sunday March 21st, 11am - 3pm at the Museum Click here for more information Special Exhibit Stories of (Pre)History: The Jury Family Legacies Join us for an exhibition chronicling the extraordinary lives of Amos, Wilfrid, and Elsie Jury. From February 2003 to March 2004 Attractions V isit the Virtual Museum for a tour through the Museum Gallery and the prehistory of Southwestern Ontario, or see the reconstructed Lawson Prehistoric Indian Village . Also read about our latest temporary exhibit, Iroquoian Peoples of the Land of Rocks and Water T hen, browse the

72. Cornette Library: Recommended Web Sites: Anthropology & Archaeology linguistics, physical and biological anthropology, electronic journals, institutes,labs, associations, societies, directories, museums, and American Indian http://www.wtamu.edu/library/webguides/anthro.shtml

@import url(webguides.css); Online Resource Short Cuts: Cornette Library Catalog Databases, By Subject Databases, By Name Online Journals Frequently Asked Questions Help Connecting from Home Report Problems Academic Search Premier Academic, LexisNexis AGRICOLA Alternative Health Watch America: History and Life American Heritage Children's Dictionary American Humanities Index Annual Reviews Art Index ArticleFirst AskERIC Basic BIOSIS Business Source Premier Checkpoint, RIA Children's Dictionary CINAHL Clinical Pharmacology CollegeSource Online Computer Source Congressional, LexisNexis Dekker Journals Digital Dissertations EBSCO Spanish Interface EconLit Eighteenth Century Collections Online Electronic Collections Online Encyclopedia of Animals ERIC (AskERIC) ERIC (EBSCO) ERIC (FirstSearch) Gale Literary Databases GPO Monthly Catalog HAPI Health Reference Center Academic Health Source: Consumer Ed. Health Source: Nursing/Academic Ed. HeritageQuest Online Historical Abstracts InfoTrac Newspapers ingenta (formerly UnCover) Institute of Physics Journals Iter Journals@Ovid Full Text JSTOR Kluwer Online Journals LexisNexis Academic LexisNexis Statistical LibraryLit Literary Databases Literature Research Center MasterFILE Premier MAS Ultra: School Ed.

73. U Of M Department Of Anthropology: Undergraduate Student Handbook collections and laboratory facilities of the Museum of anthropology are made TheMuseum has extensive collections on the ethnology and archeology of the http://www.lsa.umich.edu/anthro/undergrad_students/

Concentrations Honors Program Minors Other Resources ... LSA Course Guide The Undergraduate Anthropology Program emphasizes the commitment of this department to four-field anthropology, providing exposure to Ethnology, Archeology, Linguistic and Biological Anthropology. As a discipline, anthropology investigates both the biological and the sociocultural aspects of humanity in all its diversity. This holistic approach serves Anthropology's intellectual goal to achieve a comprehensive and comparative understanding of humanity. Concentrations in Anthropology The Department of Anthropology offers two undergraduate concentration programs, Anthropology and Anthropology/Zoology, a joint program with the biology department. A third concentration, Social Anthropology is a joint program whose home department is Sociology. It is designed to acquaint students with both sociological and anthropological perspectives, theories and methods. Its focus is united by these fields' joint interest in social organization and culture. Interested students should contact the Sociology Department and may also speak with the general anthropology advisor. The Anthropology Concentration Within the anthropology concentration students may specialize in one of the sub-disciplines: ethnology (cultural anthropology), archeology, linguistic anthropology or biological anthropology. However, students are required to take course-work in each of the four fields and are encouraged to view their specialization within the context of culture theory and the field as a whole.

74. NMNWSE Careers Booklet/1. Archeology write the grant, develop the research design, and become a university professoror museum director, you should have a doctorate (Ph.D.) in anthropology. http://www.t12.lanl.gov/home/lawis/NMNWSE/EYH/CareersBook/C01Arche.html

75. Anthropology Museums: MASPK Educational Resources Home. Arts anthropology General Organizations Journals History museums ArcheologyCultural Ethnochoreology Ethnomusicology Linguistic Physical Resources Higher http://www.maspk.com/Arts/Anthropology/Anthropology5.html

MASPK Educational Resources Home Arts Anthropology General ... History Museums Archeology Cultural Ethnochoreology Ethnomusicology ... Search Anthropology Museums: Here are few links about Anthropology Museums. The C.E. Smith Museum of Anthropology Canadian Museum of Civilization Exploratorium The Alutiiq Museum ... University of Oregon Museum of Natural History Every single effort counts towards better future.

76. SMSU Libraries Social Cultural anthropology anthropology Archaeology ejournals UseNet Newsgroups BBSes Devoted to Archaeology anthropology museums Institutes http://library.smsu.edu/resources/anth.shtml

Home Selected Internet Resources By Topic A nthropology rchaeology Contents: General Resources: Archaeology Gypsy Resources See also: Center for Archaeological Research Serials Pertaining to Anthropology in the SMSU Library Audio-Visuals in Anthropology at SMSU eHRAF: Human Area Relations Files ... Help ArchNet 1993-2000: Help Annual Review of Anthropology 1984 - : Help Royal Anthropological Institute Index Help The Golden Bough (Sir James George Frazer): Help General Careers in Anthropology The History of Anthropological Theory Back to the top of this page American Anthropological Association American Association of Physical Anthropologists Arizona Archaeological Council ... Vermont Archaeological Society Back to the top of this page See also: Anthrojob.com Anthropologists at Work About Anthropology Careers Careers in Anthropology American Anthropological Association (AAA) Context-Based Research Group Short-term research projects FAQ About a Career in Archaeology in the U.S. JOB SEARCH The Chronicle of Higher Education Positions Open Job lisitings in the AAA Job Search Back to the top of this page Archaeological Field Work Opportunities Server Billown Neolithic Landscape Project, Isle of Man

77. ANTH of World Regions The anthropology (prehistory, peoples 4353 Laboratory Methods inArcheology Theory and to Museum Studies Introduction to museums and museum work http://www.uark.edu/admin/urelinfo/CatalogofStudies/OLD_CATALOGS/97-98/grad/ANTH

1997-98 Graduate School Catalog ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH) M. J. Schneider, Chairman of the Department, 330 Old Main, 575-2508 PROFESSORS DAVIS, HOFFMAN (M.P.), LIMP, McCARTNEY, MORSE (ASU), ROLINGSON (TOLTEC RES. STATION), ROSE, SABO, SCHAMBACH (SAU), SCHNEIDER (M.J.); PROFESSOR EMERITUS McGIMSEY; ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS EARLY (HSU), HOUSE (UAPB), JETER (UAM), KAY, STEWART-ABERNATHY (ATU); ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR EMERITUS SCHNEIDER (W.); ASSISTANT PROFESSORS HOFFMAN (M.J.), HOUSE (UAPB), MAINFORT, MITCHEM (PARKIN RES. STATION), SWEDENBURG, UNGAR; ADJUNCT ASSISTANT PROFESSOR YOUNG Degree Conferred: M.A. (ANTH) Areas of Concentration: archeology; cultural anthropology, biological/physical anthropology, general anthropology, and anthropological museology. Prerequisites to Degree Program: Applicants must be admitted to the Graduate School and meet the following requirements: (1) satisfactory undergraduate preparation in anthropology, (2) three letters from persons competent to judge applicant's potential for graduate studies, (3) satisfactory GRE scores, and (4) a completed departmental application. Students who do not meet these requirements may be admitted conditionally. Students with course deficiences may enroll concurrently in graduate courses. Requirements for the Master of Arts Degree: A student may choose one of three options to satisfy the requirements for a Master of Arts degree in anthropology: Anthropology M.A. with thesis.

78. Egypt: Gift Of The Nile Museum Sites. Searching for Ancient Egypt Art, Architecture and Artifacts fromthe University of Pennsylvania Museum of archeology and anthropology. http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/Exhibit/Archive/egypt/info/links.asp

Curator's Statement Exhibit Hotels About the Site Egypt Home Ancient Egypt Web Sites The following list represents the diversity and wealth of web sites dedicated to Ancient Egypt. The list is presented courtesy of the Seattle Art Museum's Teacher Resource Center (TRC). For more information about school and teacher programs at the Museum call (206) 654-3186. Index Sites I Museum Sites I On-line Egypt Tours I Miscellaneous Sites Index and Link Sites Ancient Egypt http://personalwebs.myriad.net/steveb/egypt.html Links to many sites accompanied by Egyptian mood music. Egypt http://history.evansville.net/egypt.html#Daily%20Life%20and%20Culture An extensive list of ancient Egypt links on history (people, places and events), art and architecture, literature and drama, music and dance, religion, mummies and mythology, daily life and culture. Egypt Page http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Country_Specific/Egypt.html A listing of Egypt links on the Web from the African Studies Center at the University of Pennsylvania. Egypt Tours and Travel http://touregypt.net/

79. NIU Major Web-Links: Anthropology anthropologyRelated Job Sites Note anthropology Majors enter a variety of occupational AmericanAssociation of museums Aviso Employment Resources Online. http://www.niu.edu/crc/major/ANTH.HTM

NIU Major Web-Links Anthropology Sample Occupations (Note: this is not intended to be an exhaustive list of occupations associated with this major. Examine other majors for additional occupations) Non-Academic Careers in Physical Anthropology Frequently asked questions about Anthropology Careers Careers in Physical Anthropology Genealogist ... Archivist and Curator Historian Librarian Getting a Job in the Museum World Careers in Libraries Internet Researcher ... U.S. Dept of Labor's O*Net Examples of Employers Libraries Non-Profit Agencies Historical Societies Museums Businesses Consulting Firms Governmental Agencies Archives Research Organizations Hospitals Publishing Firms Illinois Association of Museums American Association of Museums National Archaeological Database American Board of Forensic Anthropology ... Midwest Museum of History (Sycamore) Anthropology-Related Job Sites Note: Anthropology Majors enter a variety of occupational fields. Refer to other WebLink pages for additional job descriptions and job search sites.

80. Iraqi Museum Specialists Receive Grant To Study In The U.S. in Washington, DC and include visits to the University of Pennsylvania Museum ofArcheology and anthropology, Philadelphia and several museums and monuments in http://www.cpa-iraq.org/pressreleases/20040222_museum_study.html

to A Sovereign Iraq Coalition Provisional Authority Baghdad, Iraq FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kristi Clemens February 22, 2004 Office of Strategic Communications Tel: 1-914-360-6466 IRAQI MUSEUM SPECIALISTS RECEIVE GRANT TO STUDY IN THE U.S. Sunday, February 22 – Today a group of Iraqi museum professionals departed Baghdad for the United States, where they will participate in a five-week, intensive Cultural Heritage Institute and practicum. The need to protect and conserve cultural heritage unites all countries. The Cultural Heritage Institute for Iraq aims to prepare the next generation of Iraqi stewards and to forge ongoing partnerships between Iraqi and American institutions and colleagues. “These young professionals represent the future for museums in Iraq,” observes John Russell, Deputy Senior Advisor for Culture for the CPA, who consulted on the development of the Institute. “This unique program gives them an opportunity to see how other collections work, meet colleagues in a variety of museum disciplines in the US, and bring ideas back to their own museums throughout Iraq.” The Cultural Heritage Institute for Iraq is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The five-week program is provided through a grant to the Council of American Overseas Research Centers, in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution. The Institute will provide these Iraqis with the opportunity to build their professional skills in order to contribute to the renewal of Iraq's cultural heritage and institutions.

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