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The
History of People
This odd little link page at Peoplefinders.com will prove to be one of
your favorite sites. Contains links to virtually every amateur
archaeology related site on the web.
Southern
Texas Archaeological Association
Begun by eminent archaeologist Dr.
Thomas Hester,
this is a group that is now actively seeking collectors! Join
up!
Texas
Beyond History
Created by the Texas Archaeological
Research
Lab (TARL) and Texas Archaeological Society, this site marks a new
level
of communication between scientists and the public! Don't miss this
site!!!
Note, This particular section will
answer many
of your questions:
Exploring
Burned Rock Middens at Camp Bowie
The Gault
Site
website... we think this site
will prove to be the most inportant paleo site in America!
Stanley
Knoll Archaeological Supplies, Inc.
Small, family-run company! Finally, a
supplier
of centimeter Block Scales, and hand-made field sifters! Trowels,
lab
equipment & more, too!
Central
States
Archaeological Societies
"Our MISSION is to develop a better
understanding
among professional and non-professional collectors of archaeological
material,
students, museums and institutions of learning, and to further this
understanding
by providing a means of publishing articles of interest by both
professional
and amateur archaeologists."
LITHICS-NET
Invaluable link, getting better all
the time.
"the
lithics site"
a resource for archaeological lithic
analysts
Simply AWESOME!
Thetford
Forest Archaeology
Paul Brooker single-handedly created
this site
to attract help for the Thetford Forest Archaeological Survey, which he
is spearheading. The forest, located in the East Anglian district
of Breckland, south-east Britain, encompasses an important UK
archaeological
site--- The website encourages others to participate in documenting it.
A GREAT website to study and emulate! Bravo, Paul!
Stoneagefair.com
"We are the non-profit Loveland
Archaeological
Society, sponsors of the Stone Age Fair in Loveland, Colorado, a
cultural
institution for the past 64 years that presents programs, exhibits, and
lectures by some of Archaeology's most renowned names such as Dr.
George
Frison, Dr. Dennis Stanford, etc. We present educational programs in
schools,
museums, libraries, etc. on Native American cultures and archaeology,
all
free of charge."
Quinn's
Arrowheads!
Dirt Brother Quinn (The Eskimo) Shows off!
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Don't
forget to
visit our
sister sites!
JourneySpirits
&
Peotone
Hosted by
The Dirt Bros!
Visit
Bob
Wants To Trade!
Cool Stuff!
New! Easier to Browse
I give up!
Bob'll Take Cash
Offers Now!
Got a fine collection online?
We will link to you!
Email Bob
NO COMMERCIAL
ARTIFACT SITES
PLEASE
HAVE
YOU
READ THE
EDITORIALS
YET?
Visit
Outlaw for Peace
for more sites
you'll love!
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Stone's
Archaeology
Pages
Y'all know Stone! His site offers
info and artifacts
for trade only. Lots of
Native American
info links.
Ted's
Indian Arrowheads & Artifacts
from
Comanche Co., Texas
Great collection of a true Texas
Gentleman!
Paleoindian
&
Other Archaeological Stuff
Tons of valuable info from a most
knowledgeable
source.
Arrowheads.Com
THE Place to meet other Hobbyists!
Discussion Groups, Chats, Information
and More!
A
Projectile Point Use-Wear Bibliography
This site might make your research a
bit easier.
Arrowheads,
Blades & Knives - The Video
Great video-- I bought one and love
to show it.
Massachusetts'
Arrowheads
New site with great collection.
Connecticut
Arrowheads
New site with growing collection.
Kevin &
Catherine's collection
A nice site growing fast!
Let's
Get Stoned!
Dave & Audrey's collections!
Artifacts from
the
Mississippi Valley.
Charles's
Artifact Page
Five pages of artifacts from Southern
West Virginia
with more to come soon.
Tennessee
Points
Don Everhart's personal finds site is
"home of
the Bigugly."
Indie's
Page o' Points
"My name is Lewis B. "Indiana" Smith
and since
1978 I have
collected Texas Indian artifacts and
fossils."
Ben's
Texas Arrowheads & Fossils
This website is my way of sharing the
arrowheads
and fossils
that I have found in Texas over the
years.
Arkansas
Head Hunters
This is kinda self-explanatory.
DirtDiggers.net
"Hi everyone, my name is Dan Simmons
and I've
been collecting for about 6 yrs.
I live in St.louis Mo. I belong to
the Greater
St. Louis Archaeological Society and the American Society for Amateur
Archaeology.
This is my personal site to show you some of the stuff I've found."
Half-Ash
Brothers
A hard to describe gallery site.
A
Pre-Clovis
site in Ohio? Day's Knob in Guernsey County, Ohio is explored
by
Alan Day. Could this be another pre-clovis site? You make up your own
mind.
Alan has some interesting theories, too!! An thought-provoking site!
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