International and National Organisations

• European Association of Archaeologists (UK)

• Council for British Archaeology (UK)
• English Heritage Archaeology Division (UK)
• The Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England (UK)

• Archaeological Institute of America (US)
• Society for American Archaeology (US)
• Society for Historical Archaeology (US)

Research Centres and Projects

• Archaeological Research and Consultancy at the University of Sheffield; Research: Projects include the Flora Macdonald project, the Bridge Street, Sheffield project and the Corn Exchange, Doncaster. (UK)
• University of Birmingham Field Archaeology Unit: Hold a comprehensive research programme, projects include the Wroxeter Hinterland project, the Monte Covolo project and the barrows, ritual, landscape and land-use in the early bronze age of central southern England. (UK)
• University of Bradford Ancient Metallurgy Research Group: Holds a comprehensive research programme, including topics such as the Tin Isotope Project, the Ross Island Metalworking Residues Project and Early medieval tin production at Crift Farm. (UK)
• University of Bristol Research: The comprehensive research programme includes the Winterstoke research project, the visualization of landscapes project and the INSITE project. (UK)
• University of Edinburgh Research Projects: Research topics include excavations at Pinarbasi, the Lemba archaeological project and Isle of Lewis research. There is also a comprehensive listing of staff research. (UK)
• University of Oxford (UK)
 
• Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art: The centre's research programmes include luminescence dating, archaeomaterials and palaeodiet and stable isotopes.
• Materials Science-Based Archaeology Group: Provides a comprehensive research programme. Projects include crucible residues, the effects of cremation on copper alloys and thermoluminence dating of archaeo-metallurgical slags.
• Isotrace Laboratory: Site shares only basic information on the laboratory and type of research being undertaken.

• University of Cologne The Bonn Archaeological Software Package: Downloadable software project for archaeologists. Includes more than 60 functions for seriation, clustering, correspondance analysis, and other tools for archaeologists working with IBM compatible PCs. (Germany)

Data/Information Libraries

• Current Archaeology (UK)
 
• The directory of British Archaeology: Provides listings of national bodies throughout England, Wales and Scotland, and also regional breakdowns.
• The Directory of British Excavations: Provides an up to date listing of any excavations taking place presently.
• University of York & Arts and Humanities Data Service Archaeological Data Service: Collects, describes, catalogues, preserves, and provides user support for digital resources that are created as a product of archaeological research. The easiest method of extracting information is via the search facility. (UK)
• University of Connecticut ArchNet: Provides access to archaeological resources available on the Internet. Information is categorised by geographic region and subject. (US)
• Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe: A useful search facility for archaeological resources throughout Europe. Indexes of geographical region, themes and chronology are available. (Netherlands)

Education Materials/Courses

• Current Archaeology (UK)
 
• Professor Mick Aston The Origins of the English Village: Comprehensive photographic essay discussing the origins of the English village, the manor house, the church and problem solving.
• The Best of Amateur Archaeology: A series of illustrated brochures are provided, including Glenochar: a Bastle and its Fermtoun, Newark Castle excavation and Littlehay Roman barn.
• A rich burial at Stanway, Colchester: An illustrated brochure detailing an excavation that turned up a rich burial, the burial pit and the finds that were made.
• Canterbury Cathedral: Photographic essay discussing the discovery of a anglo-saxon cathedral under the flagstones of Canterbury Cathedral.
• Footloose in Archaeology: Interesting photographic essay using differences in feet characteristics to denote the location of heritage.
• Southampton University Virtual Fieldtrip to Salisbury Plain: Under construction momentarily, but should be a useful resource when finalised. (UK)
• University of Glasgow; Teaching and Learning Technology Programme Archaeology Consortium: Aims to improve the efficiency and quality of archaeology teaching by encouraging the use of new technologies. This site provides a description of the project, an on-line demonstration and a downloadable demonstration. (UK)

• Washington Library of the Congress The Dead Sea Scrolls: An on-line exhibition made up of five sections. (US)
• Introduction into the world of scrolls
• The Qumran Library
• The Qumran Community
• Today - 2,000 Years Later
• Conclusion

Electronic Journals

• Council for British Archaeology (UK)
 
• Internet Archaeology: Browsing of the home page and article listings are freely available on-line, but browsing of the articles requires registration.
• British Archaeology: Hold a programme whereby content listings are available for each of the monthly publications, but two months after an issue has been published access is made freely available on-line.
• Current Archaeology: Free access is provided to a sample of articles and listings on-line, but for full access subscription is required. (UK)
• Southampton University Online Archaeology: This is only a trial issue that is available freely on-line. (UK)

• Archaeological Institute of America Archaeology Magazine: Content listings and abstracts are freely available on-line, but full text versions requires subscription. (US)
• Boston University Journal of Field Archaeology: Content listings and abstracts are freely available on-line, for full text versions subscription is required. (US)