World History
Who was who in Roman times. This site has an index to persons, events, peoples and other subjects in Roman times largely based on sources from that time. It also has links to images of historic persons.
I was initially not impressed with this site. When I clicked on Tiberius it noted, "Stepson of Augustus, had to marry his daughter Julia, and became his successor (14-37 AD) Was very suspicious." Well, that is not very useful. However, when I clicked on details I was presented with a large number of ancient sources dealing with Tiberius with links to the full-text of the source available at the same site. With that, my opinion went from this being a marginal resource to actually considering this to be a decent ready reference site with the potential to also be useful to scholars doing primary research.
This site also has information on geography, religion, mythology, and events. There is also a decent links paged organized by topic.
- The Atlantic Slave Trade And Slavery In America
(Cape Coast Castle, Door of No Return) Atlantic Slave Trade and Slavery in America. This site contains information on slavery and the slave trade in America. Includes facts and figures related to slavery, images, and lists links and sources on the subject.From...
- History Carnival 28
History Carnival 28. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at Patahistory. Dave Davisson has done a great job! A couple of good links noted include: History, Chronology and the Bible - This features a well developed bibliography of materials...
- Eyewitness To History
EyeWitness to History. This site has profiles of historical characters and events, from ancient times to today, told with the images and words of those who lived it. The site notes that it is, "Your ringside seat to history - from the Ancient World to...
- Wildwinds
Wildwinds - Archive with search function that lists Roman coins by Emperor or by Sear number, Greek coins by Sears number or city and Byzantine coins by Sears number and Ruler. I have never been a coin collector. It does not really appeal to me. Also,...
- Wikinfo - Primary Source
Primary source. This is an encyclopedia article from Wikinfo which explains what a primary source is. From the site: A primary historical source is any piece of information that was created by someone who witnessed first hand or was part of the...
World History
Who was who in Roman times
Who was who in Roman times. This site has an index to persons, events, peoples and other subjects in Roman times largely based on sources from that time. It also has links to images of historic persons.I was initially not impressed with this site. When I clicked on Tiberius it noted, "Stepson of Augustus, had to marry his daughter Julia, and became his successor (14-37 AD) Was very suspicious." Well, that is not very useful. However, when I clicked on details I was presented with a large number of ancient sources dealing with Tiberius with links to the full-text of the source available at the same site. With that, my opinion went from this being a marginal resource to actually considering this to be a decent ready reference site with the potential to also be useful to scholars doing primary research.
This site also has information on geography, religion, mythology, and events. There is also a decent links paged organized by topic.
- The Atlantic Slave Trade And Slavery In America
(Cape Coast Castle, Door of No Return) Atlantic Slave Trade and Slavery in America. This site contains information on slavery and the slave trade in America. Includes facts and figures related to slavery, images, and lists links and sources on the subject.From...
- History Carnival 28
History Carnival 28. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at Patahistory. Dave Davisson has done a great job! A couple of good links noted include: History, Chronology and the Bible - This features a well developed bibliography of materials...
- Eyewitness To History
EyeWitness to History. This site has profiles of historical characters and events, from ancient times to today, told with the images and words of those who lived it. The site notes that it is, "Your ringside seat to history - from the Ancient World to...
- Wildwinds
Wildwinds - Archive with search function that lists Roman coins by Emperor or by Sear number, Greek coins by Sears number or city and Byzantine coins by Sears number and Ruler. I have never been a coin collector. It does not really appeal to me. Also,...
- Wikinfo - Primary Source
Primary source. This is an encyclopedia article from Wikinfo which explains what a primary source is. From the site: A primary historical source is any piece of information that was created by someone who witnessed first hand or was part of the...