Streaming media service, with educational videos related to anthropology, indigenous studies, global languages and more. Films from such producers as Ronin and New Day Films. Please contact Veronica Bielat (vbielat@wayne.edu), Librarian if you need help with this resource.

A project of the Archaeological Legacy Institute, provides freely accessible streaming video and audio news, documentaries, and interviews on archaeology and world cultures.

The EVIA (Ethnographic Video for Instruction & Analysis) Digital Archive Project is a joint effort of Indiana Univ and the U of M. A digital archive of unedited ethnographic video for use by scholars and instructors. Media in the EVIA Project consists of video collections that have been selected for inclusion by an editorial committee, and annotations have gone through a scholarly review process.

You will need to create a free account to use videos for educational purposes.

Full length documentaries streamed online, including topics such as archaeological digs, aboriginal peoples, urbanism.

The Archive of Haitian Religion and Culture: Collaborative Research and Scholarship on Haiti and the Haitian Diaspora's freely accessible multimedia digital library. This collection provides audiovisual, photographic, video footage and textual content.

Thanks to the generosity of the Internet Archive, nearly all of the archives' collection of films is available online. Film collections include the documentary footage of Watson Kintner and his travels to Guatemala, Guyana, Ecuador, Morocco, Pakistan, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Australia, Iran, and Ethiopia, all filmed with a 16mm camera from 1933-1969.