The New 7 Wonders Foundation, which is behind the New 7 Wonders campaigns, has the express aim of undertaking documentation and conservation works of monuments worldwide under the motto: "Our Heritage is Our Future". The New 7 Wonders of the World were announced during the Official Declaration ceremony in Lisbon, Portugal on Saturday, July7, 2007.

An individual effort site displaying historical places and sites in the historical landscape of Mauritius and some other countries like Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. The site also contains articles about all these places and other available images.

The Center for Spatial Studies conducts research in two rather distinct areas. First one is the use and development of geographical information systems (GIS) and satellite imagery in various natural and humanistic sciences. Several test studies have been made on the use of GIS and satellite images in different sciences, from archaeology over biology to linguistics. The second research area of the SRC is anthropology.

The School of Archaeology and Anthropology in the Faculty of Arts is concerned with teaching and research in archaeology, anthropology and biological anthropology. These distinct disciplines unite in a search for understandings of the nature and development of human cultures, human behavior and the evolution of our species.

The University of Calgary Department of Archaeology offers undergraduate as well as thesis-based MA and PhD degrees in archaeology. It emphasizes an anthropological and interdisciplinary approach, tailoring the program to the needs of the individual. The site presents information on graduate and undergraduate programs, staff and conferences’ news.

Since its inception in 1978, the Theban Mapping Project (TMP, now based at the American University in Cairo) has been working to prepare a comprehensive archaeological database of Thebes. Which includes thousands of tombs and temples, and considered as one of the important archaeological zones. The Theban Mapping Project has been working in Thebes and particularly the Valley of the Kings for nearly two and a half decades.

Lepcis Magna, an amazingly preserved Roman city on the North African coast has been excavated by archaeologists since the 1920`s. From Phoenician beginnings through successfully defeating attempts at Greek colonization to becoming a significant Roman city, this site has welcomed many of the great names of the Roman Empire. Work of the latest team of excavation made available at this web site.

Archaeology is an official publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. It provides with the latest news in archaeology from around the world. The site includes articles, links and an online archive.

Internet Archaeology is an independent, not-for-profit, fully refereed electronic journal for archaeology. Publishing articles of a high academic standing which also try to utilize the potential of electronic publication, is a main task of Internet Archaeologyآ®. Results of archaeological researches, including excavation reports and analysis of large data sets are also included.