Additional Links
Roman Law Links
World History
Before 1500 links
Annotated
collection of links on Greek History
Ancient Sources
Perseus:
The Classics Page at The Perseus Digital Library at Tufts University
with texts (in modern translations and ancient original languages)
and images from the classical world, as well as modern essays and
arguments.
The
Internet Ancient History Sourcebook at Tufts University
has links to complete works of most major Greek and Roman authors
as well as selections on specific topics.
The Internet
Classics Archive at MIT.
Lacus
Curtius: Into the Roman World has "27 complete works
from antiquity," many with English translations.
The
Latin Library: A very large collection of Latin texts,
in Latin only.
Interactive Ancient Mediterranean pages on ancient
abbreviations for when you
find an abbreviation and cannot decipher its meaning.
Women
Diotima:
Materials for the Study in Women and Gender in the Ancient World
Women's
Classical Caucus
Abbreviations of Classical Journals
Classics
Serial Guide at the University of Chicago Library.
Just type in the abbreviation and the guide will give you the title
of the journal.
Classics
Journal Abbreviations from l'Année Philologique
for English language journals.
Search Engines
GOOGLE:
Good for general searches and searches for images.
Art
Museum
of Cycladic Art, Athens. This is one of my favorite museums,
and it has a fine website.
Art
History Resources on the web has EXTENSIVE links
to art oriented websites from prehistory to today.
Maps
Excellent maps available at the Rome
Project at the Dalton School.
Excellent maps on the map
page of the Interactive Ancient Mediterranean Project,
enhanced and growing at the Ancient World Mapping Center with their
maps
for students map room. Links
to more maps are also available at the Ancient World Mapping Center.
Some groovy interactive maps are available at the Mapping
History site and the University of Oregon.
Local Colorado Classics and Ancient History
Lecture
program for the Archaeological
Institute of America in Denver
Lecture
program for the Boulder
Society of the Archaeological Institute of America.
Phi
Alpha Theta, the History
Club and Honor Society occasionally presents lectures in the Ancient
World.
Fun
Read Oedipus'
story written in license
plates
Archaeological Excavations
The world is full of possibilities for archaeological excavations.
These are only a few of many:
Castell
Henllys, Iron Age to the
Medeival period in England
Tropaeum
Traiani, a Roman site in Romania
Rome
Stemmata
of Roman Dynasties
De
Imperatoribus Romanis: An Online Encyclopedia of
Roman Emperors
Lacus
Curtius: Into the Roman World
Tables of Contents for the Journal
of Roman Studies (JRS).
The History
Journals Guide with links to and info. about Roman History
Journals.
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