• Association of Research Libraries Latin Americanist Research Resources Project
    provides keyword searching of table of contents for many Latin American journals (freely accessible via the Internet) and expedited delivery of articles not held at Vanderbilt (free to V.U. users only)
• Bibliografia Mesoamericana *   
     an extensive bibliography on Mesoamerican topics.
• CLASE
    Citas latinoamericanas -- indexes many Latin American and Mexican periodicals in the social sciences (click on Catálogos en línea).
• HAPI (Hispanic American Periodicals Index) *
    the principal index to journal articles published throughout the world on Latin America from 1970 to the present
• Handbook of Latin American Studies *
    the principal bibliography of books and articles about Latin America--covers 1935 to the present
• LANIC
    the principal source for access to Latin America on the Internet--arranged by country and subject
  
  * indicates key database

• Ancient American Civilizations--Mesoamerica (John W. Hoopes, Univ. of Kansas)
• Ancient Mexico.com: the art, culture and history of ancient mesoamerica
• Ancient Mesoamerican Civilizations--Maya, Mixtec, Zapotec & Aztec (by Kevin L. Callahan)
• Andean Links
• Andes @ nationalgeographic.com
• Archive of Indigenous Languages of Latin America (AILLA)
• Cultura y Sociedad en los Andes: Documentos Disponibles en el Internet (English & Spanish)
• Diccionario Etnolinguistico y Guia Bibliographica de los Pueblos Indigenas Sudamericanos
• Resources for Central American & Caribbean Archaeology (ArchNet)
  
• Exploring Chavín de Huántar (Peru)
• Feathered Serpent Pyramid (Archaeology of Teotihuacan, Mexico)
• First Run/Icarus Films Subject Index: Latin America
• GB_Online's Mesoamerica
• Indigenous Peoples in Latin America (LANIC)
• La Milpa, Belize:  A Large Maya City 400 B.C.--A.D. 830
    offers archaeological and environmental GIS data, photographs, a flight simulator and also maps and images of an ancient Maya city that are available for downloading
• Mapas Project - Mesoamerican Manuscripts
  The Mapas Project focuses on the digitization and study of colonial Mesoamerican pictorial manuscripts. The term "mapa" was used loosely in New Spain to refere to pictorials that may or may not have had a cartographic dimension, but often showed the territories or landscapes of indigenous communities.
• Maya Astronomy Page
• Maya Related Links
• Mayan Epigraphic Database Project
    information on hieroglyphics, glyph files, numbers and phonetic values
• Mayan Hieroglyphic Syllabary
    syllabary, soundfiles, meetings and workshops, instructional materials, Virtual Uxmal
• Mayan Language
• Mesoweb
• Nahuatl Grammar
• Newsgroup on Pre-Columbian Topics
• One Hundred Years of Anthropology in Costa Rica (bibliography) by John W. Hoopes
• Orinoco
    "a site dedicated to preserving the legacy of the indigenous societies of the Venezuelan Amazon"
• Preceramic Society in the Central Andean Highlands
• Puerto Rico -- A Collector's Vision of Puerto Rico
    exhibits of history and culture
• Resources for South American Archaeology
• Social Studies Images from OhioLINK Digital Media Center
     features photos of Mayan archaeology from Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala
• Teotihuacan: the City of the Gods
    features maps, images, excavation reports, and scholarly articles about this site
• TIKAL Digital Access Project (University of Pennsylvania Museum)
  

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