I recently came across some open-access resources that some readers might find interesting and useful.[1. My apologies to ancient astronaut believers who might be confused by real research.] Here are the links:
APAAME – The Aerial Photographic Archive for Archaeology in the Middle East
ANADOLU – Open Access scholarly journal for the study of Anatolia (what’s now Turkey)
Online Encyclopædia Iranica
Enjoy!
Editor’s note: broken link removed.
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