Anthrolinks
If you are in Central Texas and have found an object you'd like to identify, your best bets are, 1) Fossil Identification/National Fossil Day at UT's Texas Science & Natural History Museum, which typically takes place on the Wednesday of the second full week in October, and 2) the Witte Museum's Object Identification Form.
The following resources may also be of use. Good luck!
- Texas Science & Natural History Museum
- The Witte Museum (San Antonio)
- Texas Historical Commission, Division of Archaeology
- Texas Archeological Society
- Texas Beyond History
- Texas Archeological Research Laboratory
- Paleontologic Society of Austin
- Eskeletons
- American Anthropological Association
- Society for American Archaeology
- Library of Congress
- Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East
- Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures
- Native American Guide
- USGS
- U of A Radiocarbon Home Page
- University of Texas Map Collection
- The Mayan Epigraphic Database Project
- ANU Art History Top Level Menu Page
- National Science Foundation
- Archaeological Institute of America
- Exploratorium of Science and Art
- Field Museum of Chicago
- Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at the University of Michigan
- London Museum of Natural History
- WebLouvre: Famous Paintings exhibition
- JSTOR Online Journals
- Peabody Museum
- National Museum of the American Indian