Michael--Try the Florida Division of Historical Resources web page at
http://dhr.dos.state.fl.us
 
It has lots of general information on cultural periods, specific sites,
state history, etc. geared to the public domain.
 
You can probably find useful pages through ARCHNET or through crosslinks on
other web pages.  Also Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) regularly
reviews web pages in their journal and maybe on their web page.
 
                                Lucy Wayne
>Dear list members.
>
>Please excuse the cross postings.
>For our Centers' education page we need links to archeology web pages. I
>am in search of  pages that have archeology and an educational content.
>I am interested in pages that will be useful for teachers of K-12, and
>their students, or pages that discuss archeology careers. Additionally I
>am looking for pages that museum professionals not familiar with
>archeology would find useful in their work. In these categories I have
>the SHA and SAA pages, if you have or Know of others all information
>would be greatly appreciated. We intend to post an archeology and
>education page sometime this fall. I will let this list know when it is
>up and running. Thanks
>
>Michael Strutt
>Center for Historic Preservation
>Middle Tennessee State University
>
>