Vortigern Studies Index

Vortigern l Dark Ages l Wansdyke l Sources l Arthur l Archaeology l Re-enactment

• THE AERIAL ARCHIVE
  This Austrian site from the Institute for Prehistory and Protohistory of the University of Vienna is not only very pleasing to the eye, it's also a very good archaeological site, providing very valuable information for the layman.

• Archäologie Online
  A good German site with lots of links.

• Archeologie Startpagina
  Another very good Dutch site with all possible links to pages with an archaeological content.

• The Association for Roman Archaeology (ARA)
  The ARA is a charity concerned with the preservation of Roman heritage.

• Council for British Archaeology
  This Internet Information Service offers a wide range of information on several British archaeological topics.

• English Heritage's Archaeology Division
  A good site, showing many links to other areas of interest in the archaeological field.

• Keith’s archaeology pages
  Keith Matthews is a Chester-based archaeologist, and his site is well worth visiting. Apart from his published sources, especially his brilliant pages on ‘Fringe’ or ‘Cult’ Archaeology are a 'must-visit'!

• South Cadbury Environs project
  Specific objectives include investigation of settlement and landscape history in the study area, focusing upon its evolution from Mesolithic/Neolithic and Bronze Age foundations and through the 1st millennium BC, the Iron Age/Romano-British transition, and to the emergence of Early Medieval society. This should interest the Dark Ages-loving visitor.

• Time Team
  This British television programme solves archaeological mysteries, rescue digs and all kind of archaeological requests in just three days time. The scientific standerd is very high, as usual on Channel 4 documentaries, despite the fact that it's hosted by Tony 'Baldrick' Robinson!

• Rijksdienst voor het Oudheidkundig Bodemonderzoek
  (ROB)
  This is the official site of the governmental service for archaeology in the Netherlands.

• The WROXETER HINTERLAND Project
  This site is devoted to the study of the Roman city of Viroconium, once the Civitas capital of the Cornovii.

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