Paper by Christopher Stevenson which provides information on research underway at the Obsidian Hydration Dating Facility at the Centre for Archaeological Research.

International archaeometry journal. Submission guidelines, contents, and discussion forum.

Informal articles on teaching strategies, curriculum reform, and training issues, along with responses to these entries, will be posted here.

Part of the Physics Department of the Technical University of Munich, archaeologists, physicists, chemists, geologists and soil scientists join in an interdisciplinary study of archaeological ceramics from the Andes and from Celtic and Roman Europe.

From PhysicsWeb, physics-based techniques play a crucial role in helping archaeologists to unravel the history of our ancestors' lives and reveal previously undiscovered sites without the need to excavate.

Conducts research on the application of scientific methodology within the historic, artistic, cutural and archaeological heritage. Details on techniques used and services offered.

Archaeometry research group specializing in geoarchaeology, sourcing, and paleodietary and paleoclimatic studies of archaeological materials from sites in the mid-continental United States.

Mailing list for the discussion of all aspects of archaeo-metallurgy including ancient metallurgy and metal artifacts, the applications of material science to archaeo- metallurgy, and the development of methodologies to the study archaeo- metallurical debris.

Focuses on obsidian sourcing. Includes information on technology used and fees.

Research program of the University of Illinois. Newsletter, seminars, and the International Symposium on Archaeometry.