Archaeological activities at Tell el-Amarna:

• Amarna - Egyptian Exploration Society Dig (from EES)

Information about the EES' activities at Amarna recently.

• Tell el-Amarna - Egyptian Exploration Society History (from EES)

The history of the EES at Amarna.

• El-Amarna

A short introduction to the Archaeological site.

Archaeologists that have worked there:

• Flinders Petrie (from the Theban Mapping Project)

  This is a pretty funny guy, but very dedicated.

• Petrie (from Britannica.com)

Maps of the Site:

• Map of Ancient Egypt (So you can locate Akhet-Aten - from EMuseum)
• Plan of the Main Centre of Akhet-Aten (from The House of the Aten)
• Plan of Entire City and vicinity (from The House of the Aten)
• Map of Akhet-Aten
• Another Map of Akhet-Aten (from A Slice of Time)
• Private House in Tell el Amarna (from Legolas' Fantasy and Medieval Maps)
• Workmen's Quarters in Tell el Amarna (from Legolas' Fantasy and Medieval Maps)

The Royal Tombs:

• The Royal Tomb at Akhetaten (from The Amarna Royalty)

Archaeological information about the Royal Tomb.

• Egyptian Royal Tombs of the New Kingdom

This site contains analysis of many tombs, including Akhenaten's.

Temples at Akhet-Aten:

• Les Temples D'Aton (Francais)

Crazy French computer rendering! Cool!

• VRML Temples of Amarna

A VRML recreation of temples of Amarna.  The site is marked 1997, however, and I don't know if it's been updated since - it says "more to come."

• Temple of Aton
 
A drawing of the temple.

Other Buildings:

• The Heretic Pharaoh's Prime Minister and His House

This is a 1922 article by Leonard Wooley, describing in great detail a find at Amarna.

• La Villa du Vizir Nakht (Francais, aussi ici)

This is a computer rendering of lots of angles of a house from Amarna, in French.

Photos of the site:

• Architecture and Decoration at Tell el-Amarna

Many pictures dealing with Amarna.  Follow the links to sculpture for pictures of the royal family.

• Picture of a Stela from Akhet-Aten

This shows one of the boundary stelae of Akhet-Aten.

• Egypt-Visit Pictures

Someone's visit to the Amarna site, with photos of the ruins.

Miscellaneous:

• Tell el-Amarna (from Britannica.com)

See also other relevant archaeological sites.