The following list of related sites and/or addresses may be of use.  The names of those with a web presence are printed in green, and the relevant address will be embedded in the entry as a hyperlink—enabling you simply to click on it to be sent to that page.  The few without a web presence will be printed in black.  Sites which have been visited by our website staff will be prefixed by one asterisk and suffixed by the date of the visit. Sites with evaluative comment by staff or other members of the HAN community will be indicated with a double asterisk, the name of the reviewer, and the date of evaluation.   Sites that have not yet been visited or reviewed will simply be listed by site name only, and may later be eliminated if a visit suggests they have little to offer for the history of anthropology.  We encourage readers to send brief reviews of sites listed here without comment, additional comments on those we have evaluated, or the names, web addresses, and brief evaluations of unlisted sites they feel may be useful by email to

I. SITES SPECIFIC TO THE HISTORY OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Bulletin of the History of Archaeology - Founded in 1990, the BHA is published twice a year (in May and November), under the editorship of Douglas Givens, Department of Anthropology, Saint Louis Community College-Merimec, 11333 Big Bend Bvld., Saint Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. 63122.

The National Anthropological Archives at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.

Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Northern Ireland The web site of the oldest anthropological organization in the world contains a most valuable resource: Anthropology Index Online. This database contains bibliographic information from the extensive collections of the British Museum's Department of Ethnography (Museum of Mankind Library). There are also links to Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute and Anthropology Today, as well as an interesting Calender of Events for the RAI.

II. HISTORY OF HUMAN SCIENCES SITES

European Society for the History of the Human Sciences (ESHHS)--The ESHHS has recently opened a web-site.

Soci�t� fran�aise pour l’histoire des sciences de l’homme (SFHSH) ---Founded in 1986, the SFHSH had by November 1998 published the 17^th number of its Bulletin d’Information, in which there were over 50 pages of information of listings of articles, books, colloquia, seminars, etc. covering all areas of the history of the human sciences, including anthropology.

III. USEFUL GENERAL SITES IN ANTHROPOLOGY

American Anthropological Association This site is elaborated and maintained by the AAA and contains links to its many publications (including tables of contents of recent issues, style
guides, submission procedures, etc.) as well as links to selected anthropology sites. It also
contains excellent sites on ethics and careers in anthropology. Unfortunately and inexplicably,
it does not yet contain a comprehensive, online bibliographic data base for its many
publications.

**Anthropology Biographies: Brief biographies, of varying length and quality, of over 250 anthropologists, notable and little known, alive and dead, some with photos, bibliography, and links to relevant sites--compiled by students at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Seems quite useful for basic biographical information, mostly from standard sources. [G.W. Stocking, 12/8/99]

IV. OTHER USEFUL ANTHROPOLOGICAL SITES

The Centre for Social Anthropology and Computing of the University of Kent at Canterbury is a content-rich source for information in sociocultural anthropology.

UCSB's Web Site Arguably the best single departmental site for anthropology, UCSB provides a very useful, detailed jump station to all manner of anthropology sites.

Academic Info: Anthropology Many good links.

Guide to Sources in Anthropology (Education and Social Science Library University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Another well-conceived site for anthropology.

Ur-List: Web Resources in Anthropology Peter Biella's first rate guide to anthropology web sites. Very well organized.

Anthropology on the Internet by Brian Schwimmer A nicely rendered hypertext article about anthropological resources on the Internet. Includes a general introduction to the Internet and is a good place for the novice to begin.

Resources for Anthropologists A guide to network resources for anthropologists.

Internet Public Library: Anthropology Ready Reference

World Wide Web Virtual Library: Anthropology Michael Mascha's guide to anthropology on the net.

Against the Grain: Cultural anthropology

Anthromorphemics A glossary of anthropological terms

Anthropological Bibliographies (SUNY-Buffalo)

ARD: Anthropology Review Database A neat site that provides reviews of books on
anthropological topics (SUNY Buffalo).

Anthropology in the News From Texas A&M, Anthropology hot off/in the press.

Society for the Anthropology of Europe Web Page Maintained by Tony Galt, this is an excellent cybersite for information on the anthropology of Europe.
See also, European Anthropology Sites

Sites From Afar includes a very useful guide to the web sites of anthropology periodicals.

Anthropology of Religion Links and Lists Deborah Shepherd's page for the Anthropology of Religion Section of the AAA. Lots of excellent links.

Center for World Indigenous Studies Home Page Source for issues concerning the problems and projects of indigenous peoples.

V. USEFUL GENERAL INFORMATION SITES

Archaeology on the Net Contains many interesting links and a book database that should prove quite useful.

Society for American Archaeology Home Page A good site to browse for anyone interested in archaeology.

Archaeological Resources on the Web A well organized jump site maintained by Dave Beard.

Country Studies/Area Handbooks of the Library of Congress A fabulous set of handbooks on many countries of the world. In many cases more thorough than the CIA World Fact Book.

The CIA World Fact Book A comprehensive body of information on most of the countries of the world. Includes basic maps.

Atlapedia. Key information on every country of the world.

Yahoo's Regional Information Yahoo's most useful guide to different cultural regions. Includes fact books on each country.

The Ethnologue Database Basic information on 6,700 human languages and their speakers.

PCL Map Collection The extensive electronic map collection of the University of Texas.

Perseus Maps Another source for world, regional and local maps.

Kinship and Social Organization: An Interactive Tutorial by Brian Schwimmer A neat, elementary tutorial on kinship, descent, kinship terminology, marriage, and residence rules.