**** WITHOUT JAVASCRIPT YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO ACCESS THIS ACTION !! ****
Aussie Educator Tertiary Banner Heading

Ancient History


Back to the
Tertiary Education
page.

Back to the
Main History
page.
A-Prompt Version 1.0.6.0 checked. WAI level 'double A'D

This Day in History

Ancient History

  1. Africa - Ancient Africa :
  2. Carthage
    Carthage, its Empire, specific individuals and the Punic Wars.
  3. Documents & Texts
    Includes both primary and secondary documentation, texts, … .
    • Ancient History Digital Library
      [Electronic Publications}
      Digital publications of primary documentation.
    • Babylonia and Ancient Near Eastern Texts
      ‘On Line Ancient Near Eastern Texts keyed to Britannica Online for Serious links to research on Babylonia.’
    • Classical Review [Bryn Mawr]
      Journal with reviews of current works in classical studies. Archive from 1990. Free subscription.
    • Perseus Digital Library, The
      ‘Primary and secondary sources for the study of ancient Greece and Rome’. Contents, Announcements, Exhibits, Help Library, Tools, Publications or use the Search form. Developed for a consortia of leading universities.
    • Perseus Virtual Reality Collection
      ‘A multimedia assemblage related to a growing number of cultural heritage sites.’
    • Yale University Library : Classics
      Check Gateways for Classics, Associations, Reference Resources, Electronic Texts, Journals and Discussion Groups. A number of links are to other university collections. Quality collection.
  4. Egypt, Ancient
    Topics, general and specific, and countries linked to Ancient Egypt.
  5. Etruscans, The
    Precursors in Italy of the Roman Empire. The people, their history and influence.
  6. General Sites & Portals :
    • ABZU
      ‘Guide to resources for the study of the Ancient Near East available on the Internet’. Access via author’s name, a Project or Institutional affiliation or one of the secondary indexes.
    • American Classical League
      Home of the league. Links to the classical era through topical headings - ‘classical art and archaeology’, ‘teaching resources’, ‘journals and publications’, ‘dictionaries and reference material’ and ‘other classical links’.
    • Ancient World Cultures, Exploring
      Culture in the near and middle east, the Mediterranean and Asia.
    • BBC - Ancient History
      Covers a range of topics from Prehistory through to the Viking.
      Excellent source of information.
    • Cambridge Classics Gateway to the Humanities
      Resource links for the classics through six groups, information about classics at Cambridge, links to other classics faculties and Search.
      Now archived
    • Classics Resources
      Victoria University, New Zealand. Links to classics’ studies.
    • Collapse : Why do Civilisations Fall ?
      ‘Join us as we explore the collapse of four ancient civilizations. You’ll learn what happens when a society collapses and how archaeologists find and interpret evidence.’
    • Links to Ancient Near Eastern Web Sites
      Scroll down to find these. Annotated links.
    • Megalithic Portal, The
      Topic areas and links as well as news items.
    • World of Ancient Civilisations, The
      Many of the ancient world civilisations.
  7. Greece, Ancient :
  8. Mapping the Ancient World
    Access resources that provide maps and other information.
  9. Mesopotamia
    One great empire of the Ancient World. The empire and major figures.
  10. Middle East, Ancient
    Countries of the Ancient Middle East.
  11. Persians, The
    A great empire of the Ancient World. The empire and major figures.
  12. Rome
    Rome and the Roman Empire.
  13. Writing Forms
    Information and resources, including lessons in some instances, about ancient writing forms.
    • Ancient Scripts
      [A Compendium of World-Wide Writing Systems from Prehistory to Today]
      Information on writing systems, phonetics, linguistics, references, links, downloads and more.
    • Cuneiform
    • Hieroglyphics :
    • Palaeographical Fonts
      Downloadable file [18mb] covering ‘dozens of ancient scripts that have been [and in some instances few of them are still being used] for millennia around the Mediterranean sea, as well as Northern, Central and Eastern parts of Europe, ancient Egypt and Near and Middle East.’
    • Rongorongo
      The Hieroglyphs of the Easter Island Tablets.

Go to the top of the page