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Collection Development Policy for Geography
and Anthropology
Louisiana
State University Dept. of Geography and Anthropology
Archaeological Sites
| North America |
Central & South America |
Europe |
Bandelier,
New Mexico
Cahokia Mounds,
Illinois
Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
Crow Canyon, New Mexico
Dickson Mounds
Jamestown, Virginia
L'Anse aux
Meadows, Newfoundland
Little
Bighorn, Montana
Marksville
Site, Louisiana
Meadowcroft
Rock Shelter, Pennsylvania
Mission San
Luis de Talimali, Florida
Moundville,
Alabama
Poverty
Point, Louisiana
Serpent Mound,
Ohio
Wahkpa Chu'gn Archaeological
Site, Montana
Windover Site,
Florida |
Caracol, Belize
Ceren, El Salvador
Chavin
de Huantar, Peru
Chichén-Itzá,
Mexico
Copan,
Honduras
Machu Picchu,
Peru
Monte
Verde, Chile
Palenque, Mexico
Teotihuacan, Mexico |
Acropolis,
Greece
Altamira
Cave, Spain
Caves
of Lascaux
Hadrian's Wall
Hochdorf
Tomb, Germany
Jutland,
Denmark (Bog Bodies)
Knossos, Crete
The Mary Rose
Neander
Valley, Germany
Pisa, Italy
Pompeii
Pompeii
Photos
Stonehenge
Troy |
Africa |
Asia |
Oceania |
Egypt (Architecture
of)
Giza Mapping
Project
Giza (Pyramids)
Great Zimbabwe
Hadar,
Ethiopia - Lucy
Koobi Fora,
Kenya
Lake Turkana,
Ethiopia (East Rudolf)
Lepcis Magna
Olduvai
Gorge, Tanzania
Seven Wonders of the
Ancient World
Thebes |
Angkor
Wat
Bethsaida,
Israel
Catal Huyuk
Great Wall
of China
Moenjodaro, Pakistan
Zhoukoudian
Cave, China |
Easter
Island |
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College Departments
Listed by States
Listed by College
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Journals/Databases
LSU E-journals for Anthropology
LSU Databases for Anthropology
Current Anthropology
Journals Available at LSU
Reference
Materials for Anthropology: Includes print resources and database guides
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Museums and Research Centers
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Organizations
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Projects
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Ancient Mesoamerican
Civilizations: Information on writing systems, governments, religions,
the calendar, and more of the Maya, Mixtec, Zapotec, and Aztec.
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Anthropology Review
Database: A database of reviews of anthropological resources (books,
films, video, software, multimedia, and internet).
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Chetro Ketl Great Kiva:
A tour (in 3-D for those with Apple's Quick Time VR Helper) of the Chetro
Ketl Great Kiva, a religious structure of the Anasazi civilization.
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Duke University Papyrus
Archive: "Provides electronic access to texts about and images of 1373
papyri from ancient Egypt."
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Exploring Ancient World
Cultures: Evansville University provides this page as a textbook where
users can explore 8 different ancient cultures by reading essays and works
from the time period, by viewing bibliographic resources, by following
links to related WWW sites, and by taking computer graded quizzes.
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Fourth World Documentation Project:
From the Center for World Indigenous Studies, the FWDP is "an online library
of texts which record and preserve our peoples' struggles to regain their
rightful place in the international community."
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Kinship and
Social Organization: An Interactive Tutorial
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Levi Jordan Plantation
: An archaeological and historical site in Brazoria, Texas. Participate
in a virtual discussion of the multiple archaeology's and histories of
a 19th century southern Texas plantation. The web site includes information
from oral history, genealogy, anthropology and folklore.
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Mayan Epigraphic
Database Project: "MED consists of a static database of glyph images
and their associated phonetic values, according to the consensus among
various American Mayanists (MacLeod and Reents-Budet 1994). Also present
is the beginning of an archive of digitally transcribed Mayan texts. When
completed, MED will contain a relational database of glyphs and texts,
as well as iconographic and linguistic data in a multimedia format."
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Mesoamerican Photo Archives:
Created and maintained by David Hixson at Tulane University, this site
offers several galleries of photos of archaeological sites in Mesoamerica.
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Resource Center for Cybercultural
Studies: Find an annotated bibliography on cybercultural studies, along
with syllabi for cybercultural courses, links to related sites, and conference
and event listings.
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Smithsonian Institution
Human Origins Program: Dedicated to understanding the biological
and cultural foundations
of human life." Their new site gives visitors an accessible and informative
tour of the current state of human paleontology.
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Turkish Village Archives:
Read chapters from Paul Stirling's book Turkish Village, search
his field notes, and look at photographs.
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Reference Materials
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