POINTERS TO THE WORLD OF "KEWL" LITHIC & ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES ON THE INTERNET

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WEB SITES

  • ArchNET - University of Connecticut's (now hosted from Arizona State's Website) fantastic Hypertext Archaeological site, Nice New England point type section, (when will it be completed??).
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  • Arkansas Archeological Survey - A wonderful site chock full of information about the great lithics state of Arkansas.
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  • Bibliography of Projectile Point Literature- Michael A. Pfeiffer's huge list of projectile point related documents and books. A great effort by Mike for those doing research.
  • Center for the Study of the First Americans - A wonderful educational website devoted to the Paleo Indians and the home of the Mamoth Trumpet Magazine. All back issues are online! Well worth the visit!
  • Connecticut Arrowheads Website - A website that is a resource for artifacts from Connecticut and Southern New England.
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  • Genuine Indian Relic Society - The website of the GIRS and the home of the society's fine magazine, Prehistoric American
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  • Indiana University - The Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Site from I.U. has a wealth of site reports and information on the Midwest central area of the country.
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  • The Lithics Site - A marvelous links page maintained by Hugh Jarvis at the University of Buffalo, NY. Hugh has pointers to an incredible number of lithics, archaeology and related sites.
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  • Michael Miller's Site - A nice site containing a quiltwork of lithics, flint knapping, microwear, heat treating and other pearls of wisdom from this native of Ohio.
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  • The Mud & Muck Society - The website of the southern New England Mud and Muck Society. A group of amature archaoeolgists who surface hunt and share their finds on the net.
  • National Park Service - Archaeology and Ethnography Program - A marvelous web site that is just chock full of information on North American archaeology and sites. Well worth the visit. Check it out!
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  • New York State Archaeological Association - Home page for the many chapters of this fine organization.
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  • Norway - The SARC (Stone Age Reference Collection) from the University of Oslo is a wonderful site that features a wealth of information on lithics including a typology and methods section.
  • Oklahoma - Matt Row's web site which features his Personal Collection of Indian artifacts which he has found in Oklahoma.
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  • Ohio - Jason Hanna's web site which features his Personal Collection of Indian artifacts which he has found in Ohio.
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  • Paleo Indian Site - A neat site maintained by Tony Baker containing his essays on projectile point refurbishing during prehistory and information on how Folsom points were made.
  • Radio Carbon Dating - The home page for the Radio Carbon Dating center at Arizona State.
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  • South Dakota State Archaeology Research Center - A real nice site with interesting information on one of the earliest Paleo excavations in S.D., the Jim Pitt's Site.
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  • Texas Point Collection - Ted Dunnegan's wonderful collection of Texas projectile points is beautifully illuminated in his personal Website.
  • Terry Baker's Website - Terry Baker (who hails out of Tennesse) and this is his personal Website.

    • MY POLICY FOR LINKS IS AS FOLLOWS... In general, I Do Not Publish Links to Internet Sites that Advocate the Buying or Selling of Artifacts (I do make some exceptions for those I have personally dealt with or know to be honest and accredited). I do however, support ethical Artifact collecting practices that are in accordance with Local, State and Federal Laws. It is your duty to know and understand current laws as they pertain to the surface collecting of artifacts. Remember: "Archaeological Sites are a non-renewable resource!"

    Last Updated December 13, 2008

    A few links were recently removed from this list as it appears that the web sites have either become extinct or have moved to a new URL. Once a new URL is received they will be posted again. Sorry.

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