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Arts & Humanities - History
Ancient History
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Ancient Egypt On The Web
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- Whether you're an Egyptologist or have just always
been fascinated with Egyptian art, music, history, and, of course, the
great pyramids, this site's for you. Andrew Bayuk's Guardian's Egypt Homepage
indexes and annotates all the Egyptian hotspots on the Web so you can unearth
the secrets of the pharaohs and the riddles of the sphinxes. |
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Guide to Ancient Egypt on the
Internet
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The WWW Guide to Ancient Egypt on
the Internet provides a number of resources organized under topics such
as archaeology, art, papyrology, museums, and philology. |
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Hellenic Page
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- Angie's Hellenic Page is a comprehensive primer to Greek civilization
and the Grecian Diaspora. Visitors will find resources on Ancient Greek
civilization, mythology, Greek Orthodoxy, and art, as well as information
about modern Greece. This site is maintained by Angie Tzouvelakos, a member
of the Hellenic Communities of Greater Montreal. |
U.S. History
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African-American
Mosaic
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American Memory
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Memory consists of primary source and archival materials relating to American
culture and history. These historical collections are the key contribution of
the Library of Congress to the National Digital Library. Most of these
offerings are from the Library's unparalleled special collections. |
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American Temperance and
Prohibition
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- Maintained by Professor K. Austin Kerr of the
Ohio State University Department of History. |
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Electronic Text Resources
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"From the American Studies Program, @ University of Virginia) providing free
access to three kinds of texts: Classic texts: Benchmark texts like
DeTocqueville's Democracy in America, to which students of American Culture
often refer; Lost Texts: Texts which were once powerful cultural objects
or forces but which have been rendered invisible over time; Full Hypertexts:
Texts which we have amplified, extended, or enriched by linking them to other
materials (text, graphics, audio, and/or video) that either re-contextualize
them -- place them back in the cultural context from which they originally
rose -- or comment on them from a contemporary perspective."--site. |
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The Fifties Website
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- A neet-o, boz, peachee keen site presenting the popular culture of the
1950's. Includes such things as: Music of the '50s, Lyrics with
Midi Music, Television of the '50s, Burma-Shave Slogans, a gift shop and
links section. |
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Historical Maps of the United States of
America
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The Perry-Castaņeda Library
Map Collection from the University of Texas at Austin |
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History Buff's Home Page
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- "Newspaper printing and publishing history and American
history in general" |
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History Channel
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- History
Matters - Designed for high school and college teachers of U.S. History courses.
This site serves as a gateway to Web resources and offers useful materials for
teaching U.S. history. |
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HistoryNet
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- History leaps to
life in this weekly magazine from Cowles Enthusiast Media and the National
Historical Society. We were thrilled at the depth and breadth of The HistoryNet.
Photos, interviews, personal accounts, and engrossing writing mark features in
categories like Historic Travel and Aviation and Technology. This site makes
education pure entertainment, even for those with the shortest of attention
spans. |
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The Lincoln Museum
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National Civil Rights Museum
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PBS' Lewis and Clark
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Salem Witchcraft Hysteria
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Sixties Project & Viet Nam Generation,
Inc.
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Westweb
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- WestWeb is a
topically-organized website about the study of the American West created and
maintained by Catherine Lavender of the Department of History, College of Staten
Island, City University of New York. Under each topic heading, you will find
collections of primary and secondary documents, biographical and bibliographical
resources, lists of hot links to other sites of interest, and images. |
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