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The Ancient World 5 To 11 Years Trade, places Maps of Egypt, Mummies, Egyptian Calendar, Art, architecture, Nova romana is a virtual roman town. See pictures of the roman empire, http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REVhistoryAncient1.htm
Extractions: Cave of Lascaux Online : The first prehistoric cave paintings in Europe were discovered in 1879. Since then, over 200 decorated caves and rock shelters have been found in France and Spain. The most spectacular of these prehistoric paintings are at Lascaux. Unfortunately, the original Lascaux Cave is no longer open to the public but this website provides an excellent reconstructed copy of the cave. Megalithic Map : This website allows you to find megalithic and prehistoric sites in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The map is divided into sections that users may click upon to obtain more specific information. After clicking on a particular section, users will be directed to another interactive map containing detailed information about each particular megalith in the region, accompanied by information about the closest village and other relevant geographical details. Mark Millmore's Ancient Egypt How to Make a Mummy : More than 5,000 years ago, after burying their dead, the ancient Egyptians learned that the burning desert sands desiccated corpses. Instead of turning to dust, the skin shriveled up and clung to the bones. Mummification - the practice of dressing for success, eternal success - had begun. And since they did not want to spend eternity looking rotten, those who could afford to had their bodies painstakingly embalmed. Embalming, as practiced in ancient Egypt, was a lost art, until Bob Brier decided to learn by doing. He and a team of experts retraced the steps of the Egyptian masters. The story is told on this National Geographic website.
Early Civilizations Online galleries, virtual tours of museums. Dead romans features informationabout roman coins, artwork and architecture from the Early roman empire. http://www.gecdsb.on.ca/d&g/ss1/ss/social_s/hc5.htm
Extractions: science technology, language, art, and government). Overall Expectations (O.E. column below) identify ways in which the natural environment shaped the cultures of various early civilizations; identify physical and social needs of people in early civilizations and compare the ways in which these needs were met; describe how the knowledge developed by early civilizations has affected modern society. Related Web Pages Site Name Online Description Ancient Greece and RomeTalk Show This activity will ask students to contrast Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome by looking at differences in daily life. Antiquity Online This comprehensive site is divided into 30 chapters and covers everything in the History of the World from the rise of civilization in Sumer to the beginning of the Middle Ages. Throughout the text there are clickable links to related maps and images. At the end of each chapter there are links to additional resources.
Dead Romans Ancient roman art, history, coins, a virtual walkthrough of the Colosseum and about roman coins, architecture, and artwork from the Early roman empire. http://www.deadromans.com/
Extractions: I started Dead Romans in 1996 to present information about collecting Roman coins. Shortly after that, I assembled about 60 photographs I had taken of the Colosseum into a virtual walkthrough. I liked the result and received encouragement from visitors here, so in subsequent trips to Rome I took more pictures. Now the walkthrough has more than 200 photographs and I have more to add. Why the name "Dead Romans"? One of my friends, when helping me decide where to go on vacation, commented that I "only want to go to places where there are dead Romans." It was a wry comment that appealed to my sense of humor, so that's what I named my site. This site is dedicated to teachers, students, historians, writers, antiquarians, numismatists, artists, and all who seek to understand a little bit more about the ancient Romans. If you have any questions or comments, please send them
Architecture - Rome A unique structure of the late roman empire; a survey of what remains today. A virtual tour presenting material from recent excavations by the Society http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/architecture/
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Medieval World: 11+ Years virtual tours of Monasteries Dr. Deborah Vess of Georgia State University it is in fact movies that go from the roman empire until the 17thcentury. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REVhistoryMED2.htm
Extractions: The Battle of Hastings : A comprehensive website on the Battle of Hastings that with the right backup material could be used successfully in the classroom. The website consists of 850,000 words and 300 graphics. There is no search-engine but the material is well organised under headings such as: Kings of Wessex and England, Where is 1066 Country, Why did the Battle Happen?, The Build up to the Battle, Harold's Battle Force, William's Battle Force, The Battle, The Aftermath, Norman Rule After 1066, etc. The author has also provided a comprehensive glossary of words and people. Battle of Hastings On 1st October 1066 King Harold was celebrating his victory over King Hardrada at a banquet in York when he heard that William, Duke of Normandy had landed at Pevensey Bay. King Harold immediately assembled those housecarls who had survived Stamford Bridge and marched south. When Harold realised he was unable to take William by surprise he positioned himself at Senlac Hill near Hastings.
Roman Art And Architecture This site, in addition to photos, also offers a virtual tour of the museum. the empire s conquered cities had on the development of roman architecture. http://www.providence.edu/dwc/romaarch.htm
Extractions: Location: http://www.emory.edu/CARLOS/class.gal.html This site contains a detailed account of Greek and Roman civilizations and what influenced their cultures, pertaining to how their artistic view points came about. One can find pictures of the sculptures that were found in their respective societies. Along with the pictures are detail accounts of the significance of the sculpture and what the sculpture tells about its respective society. I would advise anyone interested in the arts to visit this page for the textual explanations that are found here are wonderful. A serious scholar would be surprised at the amount of information found at this site, for what some would say very small pieces of artwork. Grace Gonzalez Location: http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/local/museums/BritishMuseum.html This site provides a list of areas covered by the exhibits in The British Museum. If one clicks on one of these topics, they are brought to a more detailed description. Other than this, most of the site is details about the location and business hours of the museum. There is also a mentioning of certain lectures given and films shown. This site is authored by M.Dennig in London, United Kingdom. This site would be helpful to someone thinking about visiting or planning a visit to this museum. Although there are no photos and hardly any text, this site serves its purpose well. Monique DeVoe Centrale Lyon:Museum of Gallo-Roman Civilization
Asia Brief history of the province excerpted from UNRV History roman empire. Of course, you are invited 3D virtual Reality tours that powered by 3D Live Pix http://intranet.dalton.org/groups/rome/Asia.html
Extractions: "This book deals with the urban life of Western Turkey as reflected in the magnificent surviving remains (town planning, services, architecture and sculpture from the Greek and Roman periods, together with an account of the wrought upon those remains in the Byzantine and Islamic periods changes which have often affected what survives and how it does so. Each chapter is thematic, dealing with ^Itypes^i of building and the various parts of the urban setting - streets and walls, theatres, water supply, stadia and so on." "The North-Eastern Anatolia Archaeological Project is a long term multi-disciplinary project designed to investigate ancient human occupation in the complex landscape of the Turkish provinces of Bayburt and Erzurum. The project began with a reconnaissance of the Bayburt Plain in 1988. Since then other specific research projects have been carried out, initially in collaboration with Erzurum Museum:"
