Underwater Archaeology - Tools and Indices

Tools For Underwater Archaeologists

U.S. Geologic Survey: This site houses various marine geology resources, including maps of the US sea floor and fact sheets on current usgs research projects. Excellent maps and links to other earth science resources on the web.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: US government agency
The Mediterranean Oceanic Database: The main objective of the MODB is to deliver advanced data products for oceanographic research in the Mediterranean Sea.
Interactive Marine Observations: Click a highlighted region to get the weather and sea state data being reported by automated marine stations. The National Weather Service, Tallahassee, Florida provides this access to decoded marine weather observations as reported by buoys and CMAN (Coastal Marine Automated Network) stations maintained by the National Data Buoy Center (NBDC), a division of NOAA
Marine Acoustics: Technical information describing sonar systems for mapping different bottom types and subbottom structures with high resolution can be found here.
Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography: The research activities at GSO require an extensive and specialized array of scientific and technical equipment and services, including marine acoustics.

Archeologia Subacquea e Speleologia Subacquea: Extensive list of WWW sites for Underwater Archaeology and Speleology.
Marinarkeologi: Nordic Underwater Archaeology web page maintained by Per Äkesson.; It includes quite a few links regarding underwater archaeology outside of Nordic countries as well. English version also available.
ArchNet: University of Connecticut's searchable archaeological resources index.
ArchNet-Europe: An index of web resources maintained by the University of Birmingham. Arranged into general, thematic, and geographical sections including resources by (European) country.
Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology: University of Michigan's searchable index for Mediterranean archaeology and classics. Updated frequently.
Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East: A series of indexes to resources maintained through the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute.
Egyptology: Maintained by Nigel Strudwick at Cambridge University, this site offers a large selection of resources for Egyptologists. Updated frequently.