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Resources
TheHistoryNet--Where
History
Lives
on
the
Web
www.historynet.com
World
History:
Attitude
and
Events,
from
Early
Humanity
to
Yesterday
http://www.fsmitha.com/
World
History
by
History
Link
101
www.historylink101.com
The
cultures
of
Africa,
China,
Egypt,
Greece,
Mayan,
Mesopotamia,
Rome,
Prehistory
and
Middle
Ages
are
divided
into
categories
of
art,
biographies,
daily
life,
maps,
pictures,
research,
and
more.
Exploring
Ancient
World
Cultures
http://eawc.evansville.edu/index.htm
Exploring
Ancient
World
Cultures
is
an
introductory,
on-line,
college-level
'textbook'
of
ancient
world
cultures
including
Ancient
India,
Ancient
Egypt,
Ancient
China,
Ancient
Greece,
and
Ancient
Rome.
The
site
features
an
anthology,
chronology,
essays,
maps,
and
an
interactive
quiz
for
each
of
the
cultures.
If
you
want
to
further
explore
ancient
cultures,
use
Argos,
a
limited
area
search
engine
that
taps
into
a
database
of
peer-reviewed
Web
sites.
Odyssey
Online
http://carlos.emory.edu/
This
site,
produced
by
the
Michael
C.
Carlos
Museum
of
Emory
University
and
The
Memorial
Art
Gallery
of
the
University
of
Rochester,
explores
ancient
Egyptian,
Greek,
and
Roman
cultures
by
looking
at
the
people,
myths,
daily
life,
death,
burial,
writing,
and
archaeology.
The
site
is
written
for
middle
school
students
and
includes
resources
for
students
and
teachers
as
well
as
related
Web
sites.
The
Ancient
World
Web
http://www.julen.net/ancient/
This
is
a
searchable
site
with
a
great
deal
of
information
on
Rome
and
Greece.
There
is
a
Daily
Life
Section
that
includes
links
to
such
sites
as
Daily
Life
in
Rome,
Hill's
Plumbing
Page
with
FAQs
for
plumbing
information
in
several
ancient
towns
and
Johns
of
Rome.
Under
the
Inspired
by
Ancient
World
section
are
links
to
Ancient
Sites
and
Ancient
Adventure,
a
choose
your
own
adventure
site.
The
Ancient
World
Web
is
also
searchable
and
there
are
links
to
the
next
two
sites
from
the
Daily
Life
Section.
LacusCurtius:
Into
the
Roman
World
http://www.ukans.edu/history/index/europe/ancient_rome/E/Roman/home.html
This
is
a
very
large
site
which
includes:
the
Roman
Gazetteer,
a
annotated
photo
album
of
Roman
towns
and
monuments,and
tow
dictionaries
of
Greek
and
Roman
antiquities
(roads,
bridges,
hair
curlers,
marriage,
children,
and
more).
The
Roman
Empire
http://www.roman-empire.net/
The
Illustrated
History
of
the
Roman
Empire.
Ancient
History
Links
http://killeenroos.com/link/anchist.htm#Rome
This
page
contains
a
long
list
of
links
on
Rome.
Egypt
Page
http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Country_Specific/Egypt.html
This
site,
part
of
the
University
of
Penn's
African
Studies
web
site,
contains
information
on
both
ancient
and
the
current
history
of
Egypt.
There
are
links
to
a
map
of
the
country;
the
world
fact
book
on
Egypt;
the
Ancient
Egyptian
Page
with
resources
on
pyramids,
temples,
kings/queens,
and
hieroglyphics;
the
Ancient
Egypt
Site
with
links
to
resources
on
ancient
Egyptians
history,
languages,
and
Pharaohs;
and
other
resources
for
the
History
of
Ancient
Egypt.
Egypt: Secrets of an
Ancient World 
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/pyramids
The focus of this site is on the pyramids created several millennia ago.
Activities included here are: Explore the Pyramids, where one may scroll across
the different pyramids, revealing their interior organization and a number of
facts about their construction and so on; A brief timeline that gives some
information about each of the different Egyptian dynasties; and A journal of a
National Geographic reporter on her personal experiences traveling around the
pyramids of Egypt.
The
Greeks
http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/
This
site
presented
with
Flash,
by
PBS,
contains
background
information
on
Greek
culture,
politics,
warfare,
architecture,
other
places
and
culture,
Cleisthenes,
Themistocles,
Pericles,
Socrates,
Aspasia
and
other
people
in
Greek
history.
There
is
also
a
timeline,
an
Acropolis
Experience,
the
Making
of
the
Greeks,
Educational
Resources
and
a
site
index.
Greek
Image
LinkBase
(Part
I)
http://www.1000dictionaries.com/greek_pictures_1.html
This
site
contains
loads
of
images
of
ancient
Greece.
Egypt:
Geography
www2.sptimes.com/egypt/egyptcredit.4.1.html
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