1. Early South Asian and Iranian history
Early South Asian and Iranian history, linguistics, texts;
Comparative historical mythology;
interdisciplinary study of early South and Central Asia...
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2. Chewed or Chipped? Who made the Neanderthal Flute? Humans Or Carnivores?
Listing of evidence (as of Dec., 2006) showing the 50,ooo year-old Neanderthal flute was no accident, and is a flute with unique hole spacings th...
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3. Indo-European Origins and Geography
A theory of symmetrical expansion of the Indo-European languages (including a detailed map). The theory underlines the importance of the so called "Ca...
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4. Center for American Archeology
The Center for American Archeology, Kampsville, IL, is an independent non-profit research and education organization dedicated to sharing the prehisto...
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5. Department of Archaeology
The Department offers the Bachelor's and Master's programs in Archaeology.
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6. University of Edinburgh, Archaeology.
Edinburgh Archaeology website contains details of participation in excavation of Neolithic settlement of Ais Yiorkis, Paphos, Cyprus, June 2007.
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7. Texas Arrowheads & Indian Artifacts - Virtual Museum
Texas Arrowheads vitual museum with projectile point typology, updated Archaeological information, descriptions and photos of authentic Texas arrowhea...
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8. Polynesian Pathways
Polynesian Pathways explores the genetic and geographical origins of the Polynesians. It contests the commonly held "Out of Asia direct" hypothesis an...
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