• ROMARCH: The home page of the Roman Archaelogy electronic discussion group (ROMARCH-L). A truly wonderful resource for the study of Roman Archaeology, this site contains a geographical list of links to resources on archaeology in Italy and throughout the provinces.
  
• The Roman Forum.
  
• Ancient Roman Technology
  
• The Geography of Roman Gaul: Presented courtesy of the University of South Carolina.
  
• The Vichten Mosaic: A WWW site devoted to the newly discovered Vichten Mosaic in Luxembourg.
  
• Roman Germany:
  
  • Roman-Open Air Museum Hechingen-Stein: A Roman Villa dating from the 1st to the 3rd Century CE.
    
  • The Limes Museum, Aalen: The web site of the Roman museum on the site of the principal fort of the Upper German frontier.
    
• The Caesars: Portraits of the early Roman emperors and other important persons from Roman Imperial times. From Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY.

• Roman Britain:
  
  • The Roman Gask Project: A long term research programme to study th Roman Frontier works on and around the Gask Ridge in Perthshire, Scotland.
    
  • Canmore: The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland's database of listed sites in Scotland.
    
  • A Gazetteer of Roman Military Sites in Britain
    
  • A Bibliography of Roman Military History in Britain
    
  • The Huntarian Museum
    

• Etruscan Web
  
• The Etruscan Network: Basic information, book reviews. etc.
  
• "Tyrrhenoi - Etrusker, Haendler, Seeraeuber": From the Department of Archaeology at the University of Erlangen, Germany.
  
• Poggio Colla: Archaeological excavations at Poggio Colla, an Etruscan hilltop settlement.
  
• From The Vatican:
  • The Gregorian Etruscan Room I
    
  • The Gregorian Etruscan Room II
    

• The Ancient Greek World: A tour of the Greek collection of the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
  
• Ohio State University Excavations at Isthmia: This web site provides a nice overview of the work being carried on at the site at Isthmia, Greece.
  
• The Ancient City of Athens: A photographic archive and tour by Kevin. T. Glowacki & Nancy L. Klein.

• Pre-Columbian Archaeology Related Links
• Resources for South American Archaeology
• Maya Civilization Past and Present
  
• Meso-American Resources
  

• Egyptology Resources: From Nigel Strudwick and the Newton Institute of Cambridge University.
  
• Guardian's Egypt: A source for information and further links.
  
• Mark Millmore's Ancient Egyptian Page
  
• Welcome to Ancient Egypt
  
• Ancient Egypt
  
• Roman Portraits from Egypt: Portraits from the Fayum collected from museums worldwide.
  
• The Tel el Amarna Collection of M. A. Mansoor: Focuses on the period of Akenaten and Nefertiti.
  
• Tutankhamen:
  Tutankhamen, the Boy King
  Tutankhamen's Tomb
  
  
  

• Near Eastern Sites: An index of internet accessible archaeological report for sites in the Near East. Located at the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute, this is a subindex of a larger project, entitled Abzu, which seeks to collect and index all materials available on the internet dealing with the study and presentation of the ancient Near East.
  
• The Oriental Institute: The WWW site of the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute.Includes information on the archaeology of Egypt and the Ancient Near East as well as on Ancient Near Eastern languages and literatures.
  
• Archaeology in Israel: A WWW page from the Israeli Ministry of Information on archaeology and sites in Israel.

HISTORY OF PLUMBING: ANCIENT

• BABYLONIA
• CRETE
• EGYPT
• JERUSALEM
• POMPEII & HERCULANEUM
• ROMAN AND ENGLISH LEGACY
• PLAGUES & EPIDEMICS