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ECAI: Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative
Univ of California; beautiful,
entertaining and educational; at the same time, it is a complex site, and that means it is essential for prospective users
to read over the home page carefully in order to take advantage of the many options available.
Forced Migration Online
Intended for practitioners and academic researchers the site provides instant access to online sources about people
displaced by either conflicts or natural disasters
Hanover History Texts Archive This site has
narrowed its focus to the Italian Renaissance, the Protestant
Reformation, the Catholic Reformation, the European Witch Hunts, and small text collections for China and Japan.
Humanities E-Book Project Until July 2007,
the History E-Book Project; expanded to all of the Humanities there are now more than
1,700 scholarly works published electronically by the ACLS; access restricted to currently enrolled UTPB students.
intute:arts & humanities
formerly Humbul Humanities Web; supported by universities in the UK, has a distinctly European outlook; see Voice of the Shuttle below, for a similar site housed at the Univ. of California-Santa Barbara
Eternal Egypt predynastic times to the present;
in English, French or Arabic; requires QuickTime
ETANA: Electronic Tools and Ancient Near Eastern Archives
Funded by the Mellow Foundation and the National Science Foundation, this cooperative effort aims to develop a "comprehensive
internet site for the study of the Ancient Near East (ANE)". An on-going project, only 3 of the 7 proposed "projects" are
in production.
The Mongols in World History
Lavishly illustrated, this Web site is prepared by the Asia for Educators Project at Columbia University; the
intent of the project is to create online curriculum materials on Asia to serve faculty and students in world
history, culture, geogarphy, art, and literature at the undergraduate and high school level.
A Visual Sourcebook of Chinese Civilization
The creator of this Web site is Patricia Buckley Ebrey, who is also the author of numerous books on China, included the
Cambridge Illustrated History of China and Women and the Family in Chinese History; an educational
site which provides thoughtful, open-ended questions for students and well-designed guides for teachers.
Historical Research in Europe
HRE attempts to "unite both web-based and printed resources which provide information about European libraries
and archives in a single interactive database." Retrieved records are listed alphabetically by title, and can not be
re-organized by the user.
Ancient World Mapping Center
the Center based at UNC, has a long scholarly tradition of ably communicating knowledge of, and enthusiasm about
this subject; neatly organized, mostly textual--the JPEG images complement the text, but do require an up-to-date
browser in order to function well.
Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents
Oxford University; resource for Greek and Latin epigraphy; links to other sites with images of papryi; the site is clear, fast,
and easy to use--providing you understand the concept of epigraphy.
Classical Myths: The Ancient Sources
Images & Texts; also acts as an index to eight other Web sites, including the Perseus Project at Tufts, the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, and the
Vatican Museum.
Classics Unveiled good overall introduction to those
unfamiliar with the area; however, a little weak on images and does not link out to Perseus or
Bowman's Classical Myth page.
Digital Roman Forum
UCLA; easy access to and exploration of detailed reconstructions of the Forum Romanum.
De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History
A major benefit of the site is the Medieval Warfare Online (Resources Section) which lists books, articles,
primary sources, and book reviews sorted by place and subject, varying from Anglo-Saxon Warfare to the
Siege of Constantinople.
The Battle of Britain History Site
Britain's "Finest Hour" and period of greatest danger in the 20th century was the July-October 1940 aerial battle that followed
Dunkirk.
British History Online
The University of London's Institute for Historical Research and the History of Parliament Trust developed this digital library.
The majority of the sources are from the 17th to 19th centuries, but the Victoria County History volumes
included in the collection contain a significant amount of information about medieval local history.
EUROPARL: The European Parliament On-line
the primary portal offers access to the site in 20 languages; a useful resource for supporting research in recent
and developing European affairs
Historical Directories
Local and trade directories published in England and Wales from 1750 to 1919, such as Post Office Directory of Worcestershire,
Kelly's Berkshire Directory, and so on. Extremely useful primary sources for historians.
Imperial War Museum Collections On-line
easily navigated, excellent organization, the site is a digital repository of items in the Imperial War Museum's
physical collection.
Naval-History.net
an extensive amount of reference information on naval history, with a concentration on WW I, WW II, and the Falklands War;
primary focus is the Royal Navy and British maritime history, but the site does provide information on other combatants
Nazi and East German Propaganda
Obviously the work of a dedicated scholar, this ongoing, frequently updated Web site makes a meaningful contribution to the study of the
subject.
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