World History
OCEAN Indexes the best history content on the net, including material in History World, from which it evolved. Also offers a toolbar with history search and timeline of world history.
From the site:
OCEAN (One-Click Edited-Access Network) is new from HistoryWorld, itself an award-winning educational site.
At the centre of the network is the OCEAN index, already containing more than 35,000 precise links to external sites.
This is (as far as we know) the only place where human editors are selecting the best online pages to deliver precise historical content on all branches of general knowledge.
No more sifting through the chaotic results delivered by search engines. And all OCEAN links are checked daily to ensure they are available.
- M9.1 "boxing Day" Earthquake & Tsunami/indian Ocean Tsunami
Details on the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami from 2004, including maps, animations, and video. It is from the Amateur Seismic Centre, Wellington, New Zealand. (Video from YouTube.)From the site: A "very great" earthquake struck the North Indian...
- Aurora Trust And The Aurora Institute Of Maritime Studies
Find out about the discoveries made by Aurora's marine archeologists and ocean scientists at Aurora Trust and the Aurora Institute of Maritime Studies. See images and maps revealing ancient shipwrecks on the Mediterranean's sea floor. From the...
- Do Historians Have A Responsibility To Warn The Public About Misleading Websites?
Do Historians Have a Responsibility to Warn the Public About Misleading Websites? This is an interesting post by Randall Bytwerk at the History News Network. This is thought provoking and I am not sure what the answer is. I do like these suggestions he...
- World Wide Web Virtual Library: History
World Wide Web Virtual Library: History. Extensive University of Kansas-maintained directory of history resources, sorted into research methods, topics, eras and epochs, and regions. From the site: The World-Wide Web Virtual Library's History Index...
- Indian Ocean Trade
Studying Islam in India or Africa, then you are also probably studying trade in the Indian Ocean? This website offers one of the best resources I?ve seen on Indian Ocean trade. It?s an interactive site that has animated maps from each period in history...
World History
OCEAN
OCEAN Indexes the best history content on the net, including material in History World, from which it evolved. Also offers a toolbar with history search and timeline of world history.
From the site:
OCEAN (One-Click Edited-Access Network) is new from HistoryWorld, itself an award-winning educational site.
At the centre of the network is the OCEAN index, already containing more than 35,000 precise links to external sites.
This is (as far as we know) the only place where human editors are selecting the best online pages to deliver precise historical content on all branches of general knowledge.
No more sifting through the chaotic results delivered by search engines. And all OCEAN links are checked daily to ensure they are available.
- M9.1 "boxing Day" Earthquake & Tsunami/indian Ocean Tsunami
Details on the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami from 2004, including maps, animations, and video. It is from the Amateur Seismic Centre, Wellington, New Zealand. (Video from YouTube.)From the site: A "very great" earthquake struck the North Indian...
- Aurora Trust And The Aurora Institute Of Maritime Studies
Find out about the discoveries made by Aurora's marine archeologists and ocean scientists at Aurora Trust and the Aurora Institute of Maritime Studies. See images and maps revealing ancient shipwrecks on the Mediterranean's sea floor. From the...
- Do Historians Have A Responsibility To Warn The Public About Misleading Websites?
Do Historians Have a Responsibility to Warn the Public About Misleading Websites? This is an interesting post by Randall Bytwerk at the History News Network. This is thought provoking and I am not sure what the answer is. I do like these suggestions he...
- World Wide Web Virtual Library: History
World Wide Web Virtual Library: History. Extensive University of Kansas-maintained directory of history resources, sorted into research methods, topics, eras and epochs, and regions. From the site: The World-Wide Web Virtual Library's History Index...
- Indian Ocean Trade
Studying Islam in India or Africa, then you are also probably studying trade in the Indian Ocean? This website offers one of the best resources I?ve seen on Indian Ocean trade. It?s an interactive site that has animated maps from each period in history...