Useful Links

Aang Serian

Aboriginal Art Online
The Paintings of the Rainbow Serpent first appear in Arnhem Land rock art more than 6000 years ago, and perhaps as early as 8000 years before the present, as the seas rose after the last Ice Age.

Anthropologist About Town
Gemma Jones presents an anthropology events blog for students thinking about studying anthropology at university; people who like documentary film, art,cultural events; anyone curious about anthroplogy; everyone interested in other cultures, global issues and debates...

Australian Aboriginal Mythic Tale of The Wawilak Sisters
The Wawilak sisters are powerful women, both of whom are pregnant through incestuous love-affairs. The story recounts how they are swallowed by the Rainbow Serpent, regurgitated and then swallowed again.

Barking Bateria
European Association of Social Anthropologists
Evolution of Culture (review)
Editors Robin Dunbar, Chris Knight and Camilla Power
Gawain and the Green Knight
-  The tale in 14th Century English by the original anonymous author

-  Translations by Jesse Weston (poem and prose), W A Nielson (prose) and Paul Deane (half of the poem); plus other information about the story

-  Anthology of Middle English Literature, 1350-1485 - includes an extensive section on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

-  The Camelot Project - Gawain

Indigenous Australia
 A website of the Australian Museum Online. Contains 20 stories of the Dreamtime, with audio clips of the stories being told by the Aboriginal tellers.

Indy Media
Indymedia is a collective of independent media organisation and hundreds of journalists offering grassroots, non-corporate coverage. Indymedia is a democratic media outlet for the creation of radical, accurate, and passionate tellings of truth.

International Association of Lighting Designers
 Setting the global standard for lighting design excellence.

International Dark Sky Organisation

International Union of Sexworkers
IRMO
asesoria legal, cultura y educacion para la comunidad latinoamericana en londres
London Anthropology Day

Marek Kohn
The writer of As We Know It: coming to terms with an evolved mind and A Reason for Everything: natural selection and the English imagination. His website has many reviews and articles.

Mayday: the Incomplete, True and Wonderful History
 A look at Mayday as a festival of Green (Spring) and Red (revolution), collated by Peter Linebaugh.

Mindbenders
See especially the Stonehenge Recreated link for a virtual walk around Stonehenge as it would have looked when it was standing.

Naked Scientist
This website is organised by Cambridge University, and includes a series of short interviews and talks (podcasts) by respected scientists. Several of the podcasts have particular relevance to the Female Solidarity theory.

Northern Tanzania - Information
Papua New Guinea
When the Dutch left Indonesia they created a regional superstate with no real reason to exist. Since then, the Javanese have dominated the other cultural groups in the area, exploiting them and their land. New Guinea (or Papua), a culturally diverse but socially homogenous island, was left divided between Indonesia in the West and Australia in the East. East Papua is now independent, but West Papua continues to be ruled as a colony of Java. The  following sites provide more information about the island, the culture, and the struggle.
West Papua Network
West Papua News and Information
Free West Papua Campaign
Nueva Generacion
Nueva generacion es un grupo comunitario latinoamericano bilingue (espanol-ingles) de arte experimental abierto para todas las personas sin importar la nacionalidad.
Pilgrim State by RAG member Jacqueline Walker
Ready Steady Book Interviews Chris Knight

River Apes
Algis Kuliukas expands on his theory about our wading hominid  forebears.

Seven Sisters 
A collection of the myths of the Pleiades, including twelve versions of the Pleiades myths of the Australian Aborigines. Collated by Kevin Murray.

Social Mirrors
Social mirror theory and its implications.

Stonehenge 3D
Amazing walk-throughs of Stonehenge as it would have been when it was built. Also see what it was built for: sunset and moonset at the Winter Solstice of the Minor Lunar Standstill.

Survival International
Survival International is a worldwide organisation that supports Tribal peoples. It supports and campaigns for Tribal people to have the opportunity to decide their own future. Survival International is committed in fighting for Tribal people in protecting their cultures and gaining their own land rights.

What Next?  Marxist Discussion Journal
What Next? is a discussion journal aimed at those who are interested in the development of Marxism as a guide to action. The purpose of the journal is to provide a forum for open discussion. To that end, our editorial policy is broad.