Links

Links

The links are separated into three main groups.

Ancient History and Archaeology

Medieval History

General Subjects

Ancient History and Archaeology

	Ancient History The site is separated into 12 chapters. There are also Links (still under development). It is not above high school level.
	Classical History Entry to 20 additional sites and lexical information about more than 100 subjects. Highly recommended.
	Ancient Indus Civilization Contains entry to about 20 sites dealing with various aspects of ancient Indus Civilization. There is detailed textual information, as the Laws of Manu, Baghavad-Gita, etc. Highly recommended.
	Roman Technology Important to the study of Roman Technology. In addition, it has many links to sites connected to Roman Technology, as well as portals to Roman Subjects that touch all aspects of Roman History.
	Indo-European Languages Everything you want to know about Indo-European languages, their archaeology, history and connections. Very comprehensive and important.
	Oriental Institute - University of Chicago Very detailed information about all facets of Oriental (Middle Eastern) Civilizations. Connections to hundreds of links and literally thousands of articles.
	Vedic / Indus Civilization All about language, script, religion and civilization of Vedic India. It has information about connections with early Mesopotamian civilizations.
	Ancient World Web Contains about 1100 articles or printable books for 13 categories. It is an extremely important site for the study of Ancient History.
	World Wide Web of Archaeology Point of entry to hundreds of portals in the subjects of archaeology. It is a must for those interested in the subject.
	Ancient Sites Points of entry to hundreds of discussion forums in all subjects of ancient history. It is much more comprehensive than the discussions in the New Groups.
	Archaeology and the Bible The name of the site tells about the content. It is heavily biased to the favor of the Bible, but it has also plenty of objective information.
	Biblical Archaeology A collection of links connected to Biblical Archaeology. Each link connects to further links, ad infinitum. Highly recommended.
	Mysteries of the Bible A huge collection of articles, bibliographies and discussion forums, all connected with the Bible. It has a lot of chaff, but many valuable data too. It is worth while to search.
	Archaeology on the Net A database of books and periodicals about Archaeology. The site was compiled with the assistance of Amazon.com. Valuable for locating sources.
	Egyptology Dedicated to the study of art, archaeology, religion and history of Egypt. Whatever you look for, it is there.
	Perseus Project A devolving online library of all subjects connected to the ancient world and beyond.
	Pompeii Forum An archive of images and articles about Pompeii and its art and architecture.

Medieval History

	The World of Gregory of Tours A visual journey through the late antiquities, especially in France of the 6th century AD
	Celtic Culture As it name says. Includes a powerful search engine. The site has a large collection of images.
	Duc de Berry Reproductions of the pages of the famous calendar owned by the Duc de berry and painted by the Limburg Brothers. Important addition to medieval studies.
	Medieval Art Entrance page to art and architecture od medieval Europe. Britain, France and Germany are already included. Italy, Poland, Greece and Spain are under construction.
	Medieval Technology Entry page to every possible technological subject of Medieval Age, from Agricultural Tools to Wine Press.
	Medieval Reference Center A rich collection of medieval data. Contains links to individual subjects , as well as additional centers of medieval study.
	Argos A large collection of entry points to important research centers of Ancient and Medieval histories.
	The Crusades Collection of research centers and links to sites which deal with the subject of the Crusades.

General Subjects

	Western Civilization Important site, highly recommended. Hundreds of active links. One needs a high degree of patience to browse all the options.
	Climatic Influences of Past and Present There is a tremendous collection here of a mixture of myths and serious scientific material, about possible astronomical origin of past mysteries. If you are interested, it is highly recommended.
	History Channel The entry page to the History Channel. You can find there just about everything, if only you have the time for it.
	Text Archive Organized by territories and subjects. It has an internal search engine to help the search.
	St. Edwards University - Austin,TX Entry to the Library of the University, with local search engine. Important site for searching bibliographical material.
	The Clearinghouse It is a site for all sciences, not only for history. It has its own search engine. Worth while to try it out.
	History Sourcebook The site is divided between the three major historical periods, and about a dozen special regional histories. It is a comprehensive collection.
	The Reformation All about Europe of the Reformation. It is a must to everyone who is interested in the history of Europe of the 16th - 17th centuries AD. It has a large collection of links to other sites of history.
	History of China Detailed and illustrated history of China from archaic times until today. Contains a detailed bibliography too.
	Image Archive An incredible collection of pictures of art and archaeology from all parts of the word and from all periods of history. There is no museum which can even approximate it.
	Virtual Library Contains a huge collection of books, articles and documents that any historian needs for a research.

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