Archaeology
Featured project: Skhul V CT scanning
Skhul Cave is located on the slope of Mount Carmel in Israel, near the edge of the Mediterranean Sea. The fossilized remains of more than ten individuals were recovered from this cave in 1932. The original fossils of six individuals (II, III, V, VI, VII, and VIII) from Skhul Cave are in the collections of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. Of the fossilized remains found in Skhul Cave, an adult male, called Skhul V, has been the most intensively studied.
Example of a record from Anthropological Literature:
The chronology of the Levantine Middle Palaeolithic
Author(s): Bar-Yosef, Ofer.
Subject(s): Paleolithic period, Middle -- Levant -- Dating | Mousterian period -- Levant -- Chronology | Tabun Cave (Israel) | Skhul Cave (Israel) | Qafzeh Cave (Israel) | Archaic Homo sapiens -- Levant | Neanderthals -- Levant
In: Zephyrus, v. 53-54 (2000/2001), p. 15-26
Featured journals in Archaeology
Below is a list of selected journal titles in archaeology meant to illustrate the breadth of coverage in the Anthropological Literature e-resource. It is only a representative sample. For a complete list of currently indexed journal titles, please click on the "Currently Indexed Journals" tab.
Acta archaeologica Carpathica Indexed 1958-
American journal of archaeology Indexed 1885-
Anales de arqueología y etnología Indexed 1942-
Bericht der Römisch-Germanischen Kommission Indexed 1927-
Bullettino di paletnologia italiana Indexed 1875-
Folia archaeologica Indexed 1939-
Gallia préhistoire Indexed 1958-
Helinium Indexed 1961-1994
International journal of nautical archaeology Indexed 1972-
International journal of osteoarchaeology Indexed 1991-
Quaternary research Indexed 1970-
Rivista di scienze preistoriche Indexed 1946-
Tree ring bulletin Indexed 1934-2000
Tree ring research Indexed 2001-
Slovenská archeológia Indexed 1953-
Z otchlani wieków Indexed 1926-1953
Zephyrus Indexed 1950-
Human figure with incised designs
Peabody ID: 22-18-20/C9551
Peabody Collections Online
Additional Resources
The Harappa Archaeological Research Project, directed by Drs. R.H. Meadow (Harvard University), J. Mark Kenoyer (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Rita P. Wright (New York University)
New Testament and Archaeological Slides, The Andover-Harvard Theological Library, The Harvard Divinity School
Zooarchaeology Laboratory, The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
The Cesnola Collection from ancient Cyprus, Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East
The Shelby White-Leon Levy Program for Archaeological Publications,