1999 Directory of Archaeological Societies and Journals 
Contract Archaeologists And Legislators 
Anthropology On The Internet 
The Mysterious Origins of Man 
Anthropology-Archaeology Page 
Centre For Archaeological  
Research USM 
Archaeology Resources,  
University of Bradford 
Archaeological Resource Guide  
for Europe - Geographical Index 
ArchNet: Educational Resources for  
Anthropology and Archaeology 
A Guide to Underwater Archaeology  
Resources on the Internet 
The Naked Scientific Archaeology and  
Physical Anthropology 
Yahoo-Science: Anthropology and  
Archaeology 
Career in Archeaology in the U.S 
Archeaology on Film 
Society for American Archaeology 
Archeaology Magazine 
Council for British Archaeology 
Papers from the Institute of  
Archaeology (UCL) 
Archaeology Resources for Education 
Department of Archeaology,  
University of Calgary 
Archaeology at the  
University of Hawai'i 
Artic Archaeology 
Beta Analytic Inc. 

Paleonet- Articles about archaeology, Rock Art, Tibet, Columbia Plateau :- help archaeologists and archaeology distribute information to the public about Tibet, China, Columbia Plateau, Tibetan archaeology  go there....

The Dharam Hinduja Indic Research Center was established at Columbia University in 1994, and operates as an autonomous center under the auspices of the Department of Religion. go there..... 

Interesting site for Indian Coins - By Shree Nupam Mahajan Coins are reflections of history! Like the Indian subcontinent, Indian coinage too has very extensive, complex but still interesting 
history. 
Read more here- http://www.med.unc.edu/~nupam/welcome.html 

The greatest collection of Egyptian antiquities is, without doubt, that of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. continue.... 

• Historical Linguistics 
• Languages and Linguistics, including Language Families 
• Nova: In Search of the First Language. 
• Linguistics & Archaeology. 
• Language Variation and Change by by Sarah G. Thomason of the University of Pittsburgh. 
• Numbers in over 2400 languages 
• Summer Institute of Linguistics, with its section Ethnologue, Languages of the World. 
• Index of papers about Historical Linguistics from The Papers Exchange. 
• Linguistic Phenomena/Devices. 
• The Three Dimensions of Human History: A Talk with Colin Renfrew. 
• Linguistics 450 - Introduction to Comparative Historical Linguistics at Brigham Young University. Check out its Resources page for goodies. 
• Linguistics 306 at University of Texas, Austin, including Historical Linguistics Resources with links! Also check out their pages for other branches of Linguistics. 
• This is a page for Linguistics 306 Fall 1997 at UT-Austin as well, with two handouts about Historical Linguistics. 

• Simon Collings - Foreign Language Recognition. Don't be misled by this name. There are sections about families of languages. 
• Kjell Gustafson's homepage, with a brief introduction to Historical linguistics 
• Mark Hale's homepage, plus papers. 
• Naomi Nagy's homepage, including papers in Historical Linguistics 
• Sergei Starostin's Home Page, including etymological databases for various languages, including Sino-Tibetan, Dravidian, Altaic, etc. 
• Association for the History of Languages, with a few teaser articles, one about the Oceanic linguistic prehistory. 

• The Computational Historical Linguistics Project at Univeristy of Pennsylvania. 
• The Reconstruction Engine, a computer implementation of the comparative method at UC Berkeley. 
• A review of Computer software for research in historical linguistics
• HyperCard stacks on Historical Linguistics (for Macs)

• Himalayan Languages Project. 
• Víteliú, the Languages of Ancient Italy 
• Indian Languages...sort of a misnomer, since it's about Native American languages. 

• Cyril Babaev Indo-European Linguistic Studies - Everything About Proto-Indo-European. There's another one at Geocities. They both seem to be updated simultaneously, so I dunno which one is the "master" copy. Also check out his links page. 
• The Early History of Indo-European Languages and the Armenian Language-TOC. 
• Family Tree of Indo-Europeans. 
• Indo-European Home page. 
• In Search of the Indo-Europeans: Language, Culture, and the Origins of our Diversity. 
• Indo-European and the Comparative Method. 
• Indo-European language family @ Tongues. 
• The Proto-Indo-European Sound System. 
• The Student's Guide to Indo-European. 
• What has a hippo in common with a feather, intriguing Proto-Indo-European etymologies of hippopotamus and feather. 
• Numbers in Indo-European Languages. 
• Numbers in Indo-European Languages. This is from "Numbers in over 2400 languages". 
• "Knowing" Words in Indo-European Languages. 
• Indo-European Roots 
• What Language Did They Speak? (The Indo-European Homeland Question) 
• The Early History of Indo-European Languages by Thomas V. Gamkrelidze and V. V. Ivanov. 
• Indo-European Languages. 
• The Ash Tree In Indo-European Culture. 
• UCLA Program in Indo-European Studies, not much here, but has a pretty good Links page. 
• The Bagani Enigma, a centum Indo-European language in the Himalayas. 
• Celtic Indo-European Origins. 
• Germanic Languages 
• English 230: English Historical Linguistics at Grinnell College. 
• Old English Pages. 
• Branches of Indo-European Family, with a pie chart of percentages of speakers in some of the major branches of Indo-European. 
• Avesta -- Zoroastrian Archives, including section on Avesta and Persian languages. 
• Celts Historical Background and The Celtic Languages, both from Gaelic and Gaelic Culture. 
• The Indo-European Roots of the words used for Focal an Lae, ie selected Irish words with their roots in PIE. This is from Focal an Lae - The Word of the Day in Irish. 
• KHS Online - Linguistics. 
• Course Resources: Language Classification. 
• Chronology: History of English. 
• Interview with Marija Gimbutas. 
• Article from the New York Times "New Family Tree Is Constructed For Indo-European", this apparently is about the UPenn Computational Historical Linguistics Project and their new tree describing the branching-out of various PIE subfamilies. 

• Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus. 
• Historical Linguistics of Chinese 
• A Middle Chinese Spelling Construction Kit. 
• Old Chinese etymologies. 
• Numbers in Sino-Tibetan Languages. 
• Marjorie Chan's ChinaLinks 
• Sino-Tibetan Languages. 
• Randy J. LaPolla's homepage. 
• Factors Involved in Language Change: Evidence from Sino-Tibetan. 
• Tibeto-Burman Languages. 
• William Baxter's Home Page. 
• Chinese Cultural Studies: The Chinese Language and Writing. 

• Nostratic FAQ 
• Linguists Debating Deepest Roots of Language. There's another copy here. 
• The Nostratic linguistic macrofamily. 
• References on some interesting recent work on Indo-European, Nostratic, and related subjects 

• Basque language history by Manfred Owstrowski. 
  Prehistory and Connections of Basque with Other Languages, from Larry Trask's Basque Page. 

Media, Culture & Society 
http://www.sagepub.co.uk
School of ogiental and African Studies (Soas)
http://www.soas.ac.uk/home.html
Enjoy Britannica online 
http://www.britannica.com/bcom/history
Discover India Gallery 
http://www.picatype.com/dig/dig.htm
To understand the past through Archaeology
http://www.resourcehelp.com/qserarch.htm
Following is site for downloading the Dictionary. It is 8 MB.
http://www.surf.to/stepanyuk