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Search Engines & Essentials for Archaeological Research
A search engine geared to internet resources that deal solely with Ancient Near Eastern and Classical Archaeology. It also allows the search of Archaeology Newsgroups by content.
Catalogue of Internet Resources. Easy to search and browse.
A database of Egyptological publications from the
Excellent list of Egyptology links including extensive glossary by Jacques Kinnaer.
Excellent list of Egyptology links maintained by Nigel Strudwick.
ArchNet serves as the World Wide Web Virtual Library for Archaeology. This server provides access to archaeological resources available on the Internet. Information is categorized by geographic region and subject.
A catalogue of links to Web resources for archaeology and prehistory, covering subjects such as projects, programs, publications, organizations, fieldwork, directories, databases, and other topics.
Extensive list of art history links.
A resource for archaeological lithic analysts compiling links to useful and informative pages on the subject.
OEB Online Egyptological Bibliography
Annotated list of almost everything
published about ancient
On-line Libraries and Downloadable Books
A digital library of internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Searches all forms of media including books. Fabulous!
OAIster's catalog of digital resources
Click on Search and it gives full information about the work, the link, and the source. As of July 2009 it provided access to 22 million works.
Extensive collection of links to on-line books. It used to be the Internet Public Library at http://readroom.ipl.org. Unfortunately you have to sign in to use it now - yet another user name and password to remember!
On-line Books at University of Pennsylvania
An excellent list but a bit tough on the eyes.
A simplified on-line version of the Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Reliefs and Paintings, Volume 8, Parts 1 & 2 (Part 3 is the index) edited by Jaromir Malek for the Griffith Institute, United Kingdom.
University of Heidelberg Library
Provides a list
of on-line books on Egyptology. The library lends its
books (within
Gallica is an incredible resource of (mainly) French works in the public domain that are downloadable as tiff or pdf files. Fantastic for historians, archaeologists and anthropologists.
Incredible list of links to on-line
books and articles for the study of the Ancient Near East run by the Oriental
Institute at the
A comprehensive
resource for research on the
MOM Texts: La bibliothèque de la Maison de l’Orient et de la Méditerranée
Some excellent rare texts about
ancient
EOS at the University of Chicago
Some rare and valuable archaeology books in the public domain in JPG format. Two or three books have display errors but it's still a useful resource. It's a shame they have not expanded their on-line collection of about 30 books.
The largest freely available archieve of online books about religion, mythology,
folklore and the esoteric on the Internet and in html yet. Great
site for anthropologists and archaeologists with tons of books in the public
domain. Covers everywhere from Mesopotamia to
Free downloadable texts of millions of books in the public domain including fiction, nonfiction and historical fiction. Text and HTML formats.
On-line German books in the public domain in html. Note works by Ebers, Burkhardt, Mommsen, and Schliemann. Definitely worth checking every now and again for more.
Internet History Sourcebooks Project
Great collection of historical
documents, click on the "Internet Ancient History Sourcebook" link.
Areas covered are
Collection of Anthropology and Social Science classics (mostly French) downloadable in a variety of file types.
Greek and Latin classical texts in French, Greek, and Latin. See Dépôt général.
On-line German books, monographs and journals in the public domain - only a couple so far in archaeology but definitely worth checking every now and again for new items. As of July 2009, it seems to be broken.
The Bibliotheca is building special
collections on
Internet-Beiträge
zur Ägyptologie und Sudanarchäologie is a fully web-based series published at
the Richard-Lepsius-Institute of the
Humboldt-University of
Not very user-friendly with a long download per page and difficult to get the page you actually want. Still it's a valuable contribution to provide his Denkmaler free. Or try demo at http://edoc3.bibliothek.uni-halle.de/lepsius/
Assyrian International News Agency
A half-dozen of
books available in html (not thoroughly proofed) & pdf
on ancient Assyria and
Agricultural Books and Information
A few downloadable books on ancient agriculture, an annotated bibliography and lots of info and links about sustainable and holistic farming.
The tables of contents of a selection of Classics, Near Eastern Studies, and Religion journals, both in text format and through a Web search program. Where possible, links are given with articles of which the full text or an abstract is available on-line.
Dictionaries, Glossaries and Encyclopedias in English
Dictionary of Ancient Greek Culture
This fantastic dictionary contains illustrated explanations of names, technical terms, and other vocabulary relating to Greek history, myth, geography, art and architecture.
Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites
Edited by Richard
Stillwell, William L. MacDonald, & Marian Holland McAllister at the Perseus Project at
ArtLex offers definitions for 3,300+ terms used in discussing visual culture.
Excellent dictionary of archaeological terms without advertisements.
Covers the entire spectrum of archaeological terms and sites but there are too many advertisements, see Archaeology Wordsmith first.
Glossary of Archaeological/Anthropological Terms
Apparently from Archaeolink.
Glossary of lithics terminology.
[SARC] STONE AGE REFERENCE COLLECTION (Norwegian & English) is an excellent resource for flints (descriptions, illustrations, bibliography).
A basic glossary for all the specific words normally used in books and websites devoted to megalithic monuments.
Glossary of Underwater Archaeology
Some entries have links to pages with more detailed descriptions, illustrations, etc.
Museum
Collections Glossary from the
Archaeological Bibliographies and Encyclopedic Sites (some with glossaries as well)
Church Fathers and their texts
Reference for finding information on the Church Fathers, texts from the Middle Ages and other useful info from the Mediaeval Period.
Fantastic
reference for finding out what the abbreviations referring to classical Greek and
Latin sources actually stand for, and an English translation as well. Provided by IAM (Interactive Ancient
Digital Egypt for Universities
Fantastic
resource for bibliographies of all periods, images, site maps, tomb plans, and
more from the
André Dollinger's Intro to Ancient Egypt
More than an introduction to the
history and culture of Pharaonic
List of who's who in ancient Egypt, list of Egyptian kings, list of monuments, a section on mythology, a virtual museum, a glossary of terms, and a history of each dynasty.
Pharmacopoea Aegyptia et Graeco-Aegyptia
Constantly updated bibliography concerning pharmaceuticals used in Egyptian medicine from pharaonic through Byzantine times.
List of Major Egyptian Gods and a Glossary
List of gods provided by National
Gallery Of Art in
The site is dedicated to providing the most detailed and accurate information about the gods, goddesses and religious beliefs of the ancient Egyptian people.
Bibliography of Ritual Objects
This document is a part of a larger collection (http://coombs.anu.edu.au/Biblio/biblio_index.html) of the AnthroGlobe (http://wings.buffalo.edu/anthropology/anthroglobe/) specialist bibliographies. It forms a subsection of the Asian Studies WWW VL (http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVL-AsianStudies.html) and Pacific Studies WWW VL (http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVL-PacificStudies.html).
A detailed guide
to the archaeological sites of the
The Theban Mapping Project provides a bibliography, glossary, maps and much more pertaining to this Upper Egyptian site.
1911 version - it's OCRed but not proofed so there are still a great many typos in many articles.
Some great on-line reference works such as The Columbia Encyclopedia and the Encyclopedia of World History and Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable but there are so many pop-up ads and advertising it's not worth visiting unless you're desperate for an item they have.
Archaeological Journals and their Organizations
The British organization offers an annual journal, beautiful and informative bulletins, numerous scholarly benefits, and is always responsive to members.
European Association of Archaeologists
An organization that offers scholarly journals and newsletters.
Table of Contents of all Egyptological Journals. A very colorful site.
A complete index downloaded as an Excel file.
Online
Complete listing of ALL the
Egyptian articles from the
Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences
Digitized articles from the journals known as Abhandlungen der Königlichen Preußischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin, Philologische und historische Abhandlungen provided by the BBAW (Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften).
JOURNAL OF NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
The tables of contents of all volumes of the JNES are available and searchable on-line. A few full issues are also available.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY
There are a few volumes of the AJA that are freely downloadable in pdf format.
A quarterly review of world archaeology. There are some items that are free access.
Link Exchange. The organization requested that this link include their description: "Explore the human past with the premiere publication devoted to worldwide archaeological discovery. Exclusive on-line articles and links to related sites."
Search Engines & Links Lists for Translation Assistance
Search a great number of online dictionaries and search engines simultaneously and have the results displayed to you within the KudoZ.net application. If you don't find a satisfying answer to the term or phrase in question, you can request assistance from the ProZ.com network of translators. You must be a member, however, membership is free.
Free downloadable dictionaries and fonts, plus free assistance for very brief translations and other specific linguistic issues.
Glossary & Dictionary Search Engine
Lexicool's wonderfully uncluttered site has links to 2000+ translation dictionaries & glossaries including a directory of bilingual or multilingual dictionaries.
Finds mono- & multilingual dictionaries, glossaries, forums, discussion groups.
Great list of glossaries and dictionaries by topic. Focus is mainly German.
The Languages Section provides useful links to glossaries and dictionaries.
Links to glossaries and dictionaries (mainly English, German, Danish).
Bilingual & Multilingual Dictionaries & Glossaries
InterActive Terminology for Europe
The European Commission's multilingual terminology database.
Automatic, thorough and fast conjugator of German Verbs and does it online - nothing to download.
One of the best on-line French-English dictionaries around from the Office québécois de la langue française.
German-English dictionary of excavation terminology.
German to English dictionary of ceramic terminology (also French & Italian).
Geoff Carver's multilingual list of bioarchaeological terms.
Antiquarian Glossary in four languages.
Multilingual Egyptological Thesaurus
Terminoloogy in seven languages helpful for the documentation and retrieval of museum objects.
Translation Portals, Organizations & Journals
A large number of resources, tools and information. Designed for fast access to downloadable dictionaries, glossaries and word lists, this site also provides 16 software packages, 15 translation memory systems and 34 machine translation systems. There are 4 consolidated and refined language-related search engines. The browser also finds industry resources and an active and current forum.
Systran powers this popular site -- not bad for gisting in some of the Romance languages.
ProZ is a community of professional translators and experts who help with a word or phrase. It's very active and you can get help extremely quickly. You will have to provide context for your question. First search the archive as all the discussions are saved and searchable. Glossaries are also available.
The Translator's Home Companion
A focal point of info about resources available on the Internet and elsewhere for translators, interpreters, etc.
A very good on-line journal providing articles by and for translators.
The Ripoff Report is a free service where you can report agencies that have not paid for translators' work.
Ancient Languages, Fonts and Free Language Tools
Free translation alignment tool.
Has good links for finding fonts and other ancient language info.
Amanuense is a free program with thousands of signs and allows the creation of sign groups as well. It's in Spanish.
Standard used on-line for transliterating Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
The Digitized Slip Archive of the Wörterbuch der ägyptischen Sprache. Provided by the BBAW = Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften.
Bookstores Specialized in Archaeology and the Classics
One of the
best-known, respected and oldest bookstores serving
One of the
best-known, respected and oldest bookstores serving
Elibron Classics -- Reprinted Rare Old Books
Best site for reprinted rare books. Huge (and growing) fabulous selection of AFFORDABLE paperbacks (average $20)! User friendly search engine, downloadable PDF test pages for viewing quality and an e-mail service that notifies of books coming available in your chosen topic/s and languages.
Specializes in reprinting historical and archaeological classes. Incredibly expensive though.
Digital Book Publishers & Nonspecialized Bookstores
This website covers many of the basics of publishing a book.
DMOZ Open Directory Project's extensive links to .... come back to this.
Select resources for serious searches of new & secondhand books and lots of useful related info.
Search engine that locates books sold all over the world.
A very reputable site that lists books from a worldwide network of independent booksellers of antiquarian books.
Lists 25 million books from a worldwide network of independent booksellers.
Lists books by the thousands from various used book dealers.
Mostly created for use by large
libraries -- the web site wasn't very user friendly when I visited. I recommend
wherever possible to use the services at the
