Multimedia Sources

Access to images of archaeological sites around the world has become easier, with new electronic picture sharing sites; but while those are suitable for web use, their quality is not what is required for academic uses. Sites & Photos is a media bank of high quality and high resolution photographs in detailed, well-researched collections of archaeological sites and ancient architecture.

Edited by Harrison Eiteljorg III, current reviews of archaeology CDs and web sites.

Images from archaeologists and students of archaeology, of excavations and other related goings-on. Many are free for use to non-commercial websites, but check the Creative Commons license before you start downloading.

A promising foray into electronic publishing, JMMH is the first peer-reviewed electronic journal that presents, evaluates, and disseminates multimedia historical scholarship.

The University of California-Santa Barbara has developed this rich group of educational software.

Archaeological slide collections.

The Archaeology Channel is an excellent outlet for posting and viewing archaeology and anthropology videos produced by professionals in the field.

Who makes/produces the documentaries we see on National Geographic, Discovery and History television channels?