Archaeology: A Guide to Library Research

Boasts 2.5 million object records and images, based on the collections by contributing museums and galleries. Items digitized cover the first millennium BC to the 20th century, and come from all corners except Latin America. Searches can be limited to find only images. Records indicate the artists' name, year of production, medium and institution where item is housed.

Non-profit project by art historian and visual resources curator, Allan T. Kohl. Covers different areas of the world and time periods: ancient Anatolia, Near East, Greece, Medieval era, Renaissance/Baroque, Colonial period, and selectively from Africa, India, Indonesia, China, and Native North America.

Database of primary sources that documents the people of North America from 1534 to 1850. Includes works by American Indians as well as a wide range of Europeans. Database includes prints, drawings, paintings, maps, bibliographies, letters, photographs, and original facsimile pages.

Photographic archive of architectural and archaeological remains of ancient Athens (Greece).

Select artifacts from around the world and multiple periods. Includes paleolithic artifacts from Africa.

Commercial site with archaeological images in 'series' from Mesoamerica, South America, the Aegean, Near East and more.