World History Miscellaneous Internet Sites

World History Miscellaneous Internet Sites

Armenian Research Center Home Page, from the University of Michigan-Dearborn Center for Armenian Research and Publication
Art Historian Guide to the Movies, appearances or references to famous art and architecture in the cinema.
Avalon Project, collection of electronic documents about law, history, economics, politics, diplomacy, and government.
Britannia History, includes a timeline, documents, articles, monarch biographies, and other historical information.
Byzantium: Byzantine Studies on the Internet, developed by Paul Halsall, this site is a good source for a neglected civilization. The links appear to be useful. (From Choice, Aug., 2000 Suppliment)
Castles of Wales, devoted to Welsh castles this site also provides historic essays.
Discoverer's Web Homepage,
Eurodocs: Western European Primary Historical Documents, collection of source documents from Western Europe.
The European History Web Page,
TheGathering of the Clans,
Hapsburg
Harrapa: Glimpses of South Asia Before 1947, includes maps, a photo tour, movies, and audio about the ancient Indus Valley city.
Historic Events and Birth-Dates in History, gives births, deaths, MIA date missing, and significant events for each day of the year.
The Historical Text Archive.
History Channel, web site of the cable channel devoted to history.
History of Biomedicine, comprehensive site covering the world history of bioscience and medicine.
History of China, searchable hypertext history of China based upon the Army Area Handbook gopher site.
The History of Costume by Braun, online version of the book, The History of Costume, with pictures of historical dress from antiquity to the end of the 19th century
History of Money from Ancient Times to the Present Day,
A History of the Northwest Coast, an outline of history with links to the history of the coastal area of Canada between Washington state and Alaska.
History of Photography: from its beginnings till the 1920s, includes a detailed hyperlinked essay on how photography started, how it was done, and who were the major figures in its development.
History of Venice,
History Net, from the Cowles Enthusiast Media and the National Historical Society
History Timelines, links to American and world history internet sites.
Hungarian Images and Historical Background, Historical Text Archive housed at Mississippi State University
HyperHistory Online, a project using links to historical individuals and events using the World History Chart.
Index of /expo/, interesting exhibitions organized into pavillions: the Vatican, Soviet, 1492, Dead Sea Scrolls, Paleontology, and Spalato, with links to other exhibitions
Intentional Communities, searchable site for information about ecovillages. residential land trusts, communes, urban housing cooperatives, and other related projects
International Institute of Social History, site includes information about the activities, collections and selected publications of the Institute, an important labor/working class resource (from Choice, Aug., 2000 Suppliment).
Irish History on the Web, for information about general Irish history, genealogy, universities with Irish studies, timelines, documents, and other Irish history sites
Labyrinth, searchable medieval studies website from Georgetown University.
Military History, military history by period, subject, or wars
National Archives of Ireland, includes documents and convict transport records from Ireland to Australia.
National Center, the national center for history in the schools
The National Inventors Hall of Fame, organization to recognize and honor inventors inventors
Olympics Through Time,
Oral History Research Office, contains material on oral histories from several nations
PBS History, homepage of information on the various PBS series that are about history.
Russian History, includes links to chronologies, dynasties, royal genealogy, documents and many other russian history sites.
Russian Information, comprehensive site for information on Russian business and economy, culture and art, education, history, language and literature, philosophy, and society and politics
Scottish History and Culture,
This Day in History, from the History Channel
Urban Planning, 1794-1918: An International Anthology of Articles,Conference Papers and Reports, a site developed by John W. Reps of Cornell University, it contains an urban planning bibliography from mainly the 19th century (from Choice, Aug., 2000 Supplement)
Voice of the Shuttle Home Page, web page for Humanities researc
Time Page, an examination of cycles in US history
Windows on Italy: A History,
Women in World History Curriculum, material about women who had a major influence on history
World History Chart,

Last Updated July 25, 2001