Please note that this is just a tiny sampler of an enormous body of information available about anthropology on the World Wide Web. If there are any Web sites that you would like to see listed here, please send e-mail to John Hoopes (hoopes@ukans.edu). Thanks, and enjoy your surfing!

• Department of Anthropology, University of Kansas - Our own home page!
• Graduate Students of Anthropology at KU - The GSA Web site.
• Museum of Anthropology, University of Kansas - Well worth a visit.
• Internet Resources - A list of lists, assembled by John Hoopes for Introduction to Archaeology.
• Who's Who in the History of Archaeology - Another resource created for Introduction to Archaeology.
• The Glass Bead Game (Das Glasperlenspiel) - Short biographies of great thinkers, including many of the people we will discuss in this course.
• Guide to Philosophy on the Internet - Beats contemplating your navel.  You will be overwhelmed...
• Giambattista Vico Home Page - Great resource on the work of Italy's greatest philosopher.
• Hegel by Hypertext - Online readings from Hegel's Science of Logic.
• Anthropologists - Short bios from Bonnie Sklar.
• American Anthropology Obituary Index - Excellent for biographies (and not morbid at all!).
• Charles Darwin - The full texts of The Origin of Species and Voyage of the Beagle online.
• The Marx/Engels Archive - Slick Web site with all kinds of useful information and images.
• MendelWeb - Source for information on Gregor Mendel, including copies of his papers.
• Classic Papers in Genetics - Online versions of several key works in genetics.
• Margaret Mead - Downloadable, online archival video footage about the life of this remarkable woman.
• The Sokal Affair - An object lesson in postmodernist pomposity. Should be required reading!
• Gordon Childe and the 'neolithic revolution' - A brief summary of Childe's ideas with a short (one-page) biography of this influential archaeologist.