Originally compiled by Melinda Marsh & Nicole Ryan, Last Updated by Valerie Feria-Isacks

As the internet continues to develop, so too does the amount of comprehensive anthropology sites. In an attempt to avoid cyber-repetition, we will offer only links to those pages.

Also, don’t forget to view the AAA Internet Resources page for data on:

• Academic Job Searching
• Anthropology Publications
• Archaeology
• Campus Organizations
• Cultural Anthropology
  
• Graduate School Information
  
• Grants, Funding & Post-Doc Information
  
• Linguistics
  
• Physical Anthropology

Academic Job Searching:

• AAA Positions Open Listings
• The Chronicle of Higher Education – also has great advice columns
• H-NET has very comprehensive listings, including a lot which don’t advertise in the Anthropology News; particularly good if you cross into other disciplines or are interested in small liberal arts colleges
  
• Photoethnography Career Archive – This provides excellent career advice inside and outside of the field of anthropology about succeeding in an academia career.

NOTE: For non-academic job options, check directly with businesses, government agencies, non-government organizations (NGOs), and research institutions (too many good options out there to even begin to list these).

Anthropology Publications:

• AAA Publications Page
  
• Anthropology News
  

Sub-Field Centered Sites:

• About.com‘s Archaeology page
• ArchNet serves as the World Wide Web Virtual Library for Archaeology; you may search by geographic region or subject
  
• Archaeology on the Net has an extensive index of archaeology links, covering many topics and subjects
  
• Society for Linguistic Anthropology
  
• Forensic Anthropology

Comprehensive Sites:

• Anthro.net – listing of many subjects organized by a table of contents
  
• News from Texas A&M – world news of interest to anthropology
  
• Moving Anthropology Student Network – Association for students to connect in Europe
  
• Yahoo Directory aka Shovel Bums

Graduate School Information:

• Basic Guide to Graduate School Admissions in Anthropology
• Advice for Undergraduates considering Graduate School
• PhD Comics – Humor for doctoral students and stress relief for their close friends

Grants, Funding and Post-Doc Information:

• The Foundation Center – offers a wide variety of resources on everything from computer searching to bibliographic databases
• Chronicle of Philanthropy – the premiere magazine in the field of philanthropy
• UBC ORS – good for finding grants, concentrating on Canadian ones
• Graduate Fellowship Notebook – created by Cornell, good for finding graduate fellowships