- Arch Net
 - Overview of this virtual library offering resources related to archaeology. - Archaeology Channel, The
- Presents streaming video about archaeology and indigenous peoples along with other educational resources and links on those subjects.
- ArchaeologyOnline
- Blog of archaeology web sites, with some anthropology thrown in.
- archaeologyfieldwork.com
- Offers employment listings, academic resources, discussion boards, and general information.
- Archaeologica
- Listen to weekly podcast programme about what's new in archaeology news. Also check out daily links page for recent archaeological news.
- Iraq War & Archaeology Blog
- News and views about the impact of the Iraq war on the archaeological heritage of the country.
- Comparative Implementology
- Focuses on surface collected hand tools and artifacts excavated on the Island of Tubuai, French Polynesia.
- Archaeological Adventure
- Featuring articles, techniques, history, and interactive forums.
- EMail Directory of New Zealand Archaeologists
- Contains information about publications, membership, conferences, site recording, and the site recording scheme.
- Collapse: Why Do Civilizations Fall?
- Explore the collapse of four ancient civilizations: Maya, Mesopotamia, Chaco Canyon, and Mali and Songhai. Learn what happens when a society collapses and how archaeologists find and interpret evidence.
- Into Archaeology
- Resources for archaeological professionals and enthusiasts including articles, software, and fonts.
- Robotic Tele-Excavation
- Allows users to tele-operate a robot arm over the net. Users view the environment surrounding the arm via a sequence of live images taken by a CCD camera mounted on a commercial robot arm.
- Archaeology World
- Explores Australian and Pacific archaeology, unconventional archaeology, prehistoric stone artefacts, and photographs of archaeological sites.
- National Geographic Outpost
- Offers contact with explorers in the field through e-mails, dispatches, and photographs.
- Images from History
- Art and archaeology archive supporting the teaching and study of world history.
- Cultural Resources Management - U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation
- Contributing to the nation's knowledge and understanding of prehistoric and historic peoples. Archeaological information and reports from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Reclamation.
- Archaeologics
- Provides archaeologist biographies and information on most famous artifacts. Archaeologics also covers the history of the different archaeological disciplines, including forensic, industrial, and biblical archaeology.
- Digging for the Truth: The Adventures of Josh Bernstein
- History Channel television series that takes viewers to remote locations around the globe to investigate some of the world's greatest archaeological mysteries.
- Archira.com
- Provides information on ancient empires through the study of archaeology. Find information on the Roman, Chinese, Assyrian, Egyptian, and Mongolian empires.
- EMuseum: Archaeology and Prehistory
- Resources, exhibits, and information on all aspects of archaeology and prehistory.
- Archaeoblog : a weblog for UK archaeology
- A blog for U.K. archaeology.
- Great Excavations
- History of the science of archaeology by John Romer is a companion to the Channel 4 television series.
- About.com: Archaeology Discussion Groups
- Providing discussion lists on different topics for archaeology enthusiasts.
- Stone Pages: Mailing Lists and Newsgroups
- Clearinghouse for archaeological lists and newsgroups.
- Cognitive Archaeology
- Features papers and articles dedicated to the study of the cognitive evolution of hominids.
- Aardvarchaeology
- Blog of Dr Martin Rundkvist, a Swedish archaeologist and journal editor.
- Archaeology Data Service
- Provides searchable catalogues.
- Archaeology From Reel To Real
- Special report from the National Science Foundation compares how archaeology is portrayed in the Indiana Jones movie series versus how it is actually practiced.
- Archaeology and Palaeopathology
- A place where students, professionals, and interested public can exchange information on all aspects of funerary, biological and forensic archaeology, medical and forensic anthropology, palaeopathology, and related disciplines.
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