Web Directory

» ARC/INFO Tutorial
   This is an introductory tutorial on using the ARC-INFO GIS. Browse it as lesson or download the files and work through the analysis in ARC-INFO, using this as an on-line tutorial.
   http://www.geog.buffalo.edu/arcinfo/aiwwwtut/ARChome.html

» ArchEd
   A Harris-Matrix program which runs with Win2000, XP or WinNT.
   http://www.ads.tuwien.ac.at/arched/

» Aristarchos
   Freeware program that allows the user to search for abbreviations commonly used for periodicals, series and monographs in archaeology.
   http://www.archeolinks.com/aristarchos.htm

» Artefact
   Artefact is an intuitive and easy to use application for archaeologists enabling them to log details of finds in a highly structured manner.
   http://www.artefact.1to1.org

» Bonn Archaeological Software Package
   A program package for archaeological statistics and mapping, including seriation, correspondence analysis, clustering, simulation, social status analysis and mapping with extensive graphic display on scanned backgrounds
   http://www.uni-koeln.de/~al001/basp.html

» CALIB 14C Calibration Program
   Calibration tool that runs on DOS/Windows/NT4, X86 Linux and Macintosh.
   http://calib.qub.ac.uk/calib/

» EIS GIS and Mapping Software
   Offering several software packages: ArcExplorer, a lightweight GIS data viewer; ArcGIS Explorer,a lightweight desktop client for ArcGIS Server; and ArcWeb Explorer, a web application which runs within a web browser to render maps.
   http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/explorer/

» ENVI Software for Archaeological Study of Ancient Mines
   Software for interpreting LIDAR data. Includes summary of test cases.
   http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2000_July_18/ai_63535175

» Free TNTlite Archaeological GIS Software
   GIS and image analysis software system for archaeologists.
   http://www.microimages.com/archaeol.htm

» Geographic Resources Analysis Support System Geographical Information System (GRASS GIS)
   An open source, free Geographical Information System (GIS) with raster, topological vector, image processing, and visualization functionality. Software and documentation downloads, Wiki, and newsletter.
   http://grass.osgeo.org/

» Gnet: Graph Editor/Browser
   A general purpose editor/browser for directed graphs. One of its main uses is as a tool for visualising archaeological stratigraphy
   http://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/nsr/arch/gnet/

» Happydigger for Linux and Windows
   Free database program for cataloging finds. Description, screenshot, and links to download the source code. English and Dutch user interface.
   http://happydigger.nongnu.org/

» KORAIS
   Editor and Email Application for Ancient Languages (Ancient Greek, Coptic, Aramaic, Hieroglyphic Egyptian, Luwian and others). OpenSource Project.
   http://korais.sourceforge.net/

» PhotoModeler: Archaeology Measurement and Modeling Software
   Create 3D models and measurements using photographs.
   http://www.photomodeler.com/applications/other.htm

» Pròleg
   Spanish company providing archaeological services and software. StratiGraf software to record, document, analyse and interpret archaeological sites. Services, products, downloads.
   http://www.proleg.com/

» Rediscovery Software Modules
   Re:discovery's Archaeology Module provides a complete record-keeping and interpretive research database for artifacts and their original context.
   http://www.rediscoverysoftware.com/default.aspx?include=Rediscoverymodules.HTM

» SingulArch-Poket
   GIS-application for Pocket PCs contains a CAD-tool with GPS-functionality, relational database for features, finds, and photos. Downloadable demo-version.
   http://www.singularch.de/pocket_e.htm

» Software for Archaeology
   The following programs were written to address problems faced in researching Paleolithic archaeology and include software GIS for piece provenienced artifacts, data entry, and survey data collection.
   http://www.oldstoneage.com/software/default.shtml

» Tools for Quantitative Archaeology
   A commercial package of microcomputer programs developed to support the unusual analytical needs of archaeologists.
   http://pages.prodigy.net/keith.kintigh/