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History and Archaeology - Resource Page

Prime Sites

  • Institute of Historical Research (UK), The National Centre for History - resources for historians, online articles, free event advertising, MA/PhD study, training courses, open-access library: news & events, resources (bibliography, teachers, theses, websites, digitisation, history in British education), partner sites, study & training, history online, reviews in history

  • Tufts University (US), Perseus Project - evolving digital library, literature and culture of the Greco-Roman world, texts, images, datasets & other primary materials, encyclopedias, maps, grammars, dictionaries & other reference works, 75,000 images, 850,000 reference articles provide background on 450,000 people, places, organizations, dictionary definitions, grammatical functions: collections, images, collaborations, publications

Other Sites

  • Archaeology Data Service (ADS) (UK) - supports research, learning & teaching with digital resources by preserving digital data in long term & promoting & disseminating broad range of data, promotes good practice in use of digital data, technical advice to research community, deployment of digital technologies: FAQ (digital preservation, ADS), lectures, presentations & conferences, workshops in digital data, newsletter, catalogue, press area, project info, computer museum, latest news, background info, staff publications

  • AHDS History (UK) - collects, preserves, promotes use of digital resources resulting from or supporting historical research, learning & teaching: collections, creating (use & preservation of historical digital resources), grant applications & awards, depositing, news & events, job vacancies, for genealogists

  • Arizona State University (US), ArchNet, WWW Virtual Library for Archaeology - promotes appreciation, understanding, knowledge about archaeology & preservation, interpretation of cultural resources, prehistoric & historic: regional views, topical selection, educational & research resources, institutions & organizations, Q & A

  • George Mason University (US), Center for History and New Media - digital media & computer technology to democratize history, incorporate multiple voices, reach diverse audiences, encourage popular participation in presenting & preserving past: projects, tools (programming languages, standards, implementations, people & institutions), collecting center, research center, resources (consulting, digital history, workshops), news

  • George Mason University (US), History Matters - designed for high school & college teachers & students of US history survey courses, gateway to web resources. offers unique teaching materials, first-person primary documents, guides to analyzing historical evidence: many pasts, making sense of evidence, www.history (annotated guide to websites for teaching US history & social studies), reference desk, talking history, annotated syllabi, students as historians, secrets of great history teachers, quiz archive

  • Georgetown University (US), The Labyrinth - free, organized access to electronic resources in medieval studies, connections to databases, services, texts, images, links: archaeology, architecture, armor, art, arthurian studies, astronomy, cartography, chivalry, church history, coins, cookery, cosmology, crusades, decorative arts, drama, education, English, ethics, feudalism, French, furniture, gardens, gender & sexuality, geography, German, Islam, Italian, Judaism, latin, law, magic & alchemy, manuscripts, maths, medicine, music, norse, philosophy, spanish, Swedish, theology, transportation, travel, Welsh, women

  • Glasgow University (UK), Subject Centre for History, Classics & Archaeology - support & development of learning & teaching in archaeology, classics, history: events, resources (sharing practices, digital materials, govt info, learning & teaching), e-learning, teaching development projects, funding opportunities, wider issues

  • Singapore National University (SG), The Victorian Web - literature, history, culture in the age of Victoria: Victorians, political & social history, gender matters, philosophy, religion, science, technology, literary techniques, genres & modes, authors, visual arts, music, theater, popular entertainment, books, search, bibliography, economic, periodicals, resorces

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