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Ancient Civilizations Theme Page This "Theme Page" has links to two types of resources related to the study of Ancient Civilizations. Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...) to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are also links to instructional materials (lesson plans) that will help teachers provide instruction in this theme. Please read our Alexander the Great Created by three high school students, this site has information about Alexander the Great, his life, his family, his conquests, and his battles. There are also links to other Alexander the Great sites and resources on the WWW. Ancient Civilizations Half a dozen multi-disciplinary lessons on Ancient Civilizations from Houghton Mifflin's Activity Search. Ancient Civilizations: Specific Civilizations Byzantine and Islamic Worlds (NM's Creative Impusle) Celts (History of the Celts) China (Chinese History) Egypt (Egyptology Resources) Mysteries of Egypt (From the Canadian Museum of Civilization) Egypt (Guide to Ancient Egypt on the Web) Greece (Perseus Project) India (NM's Creative Impusle) Maya (Maya Civilization Past and Present) Meso-America (From the Canadian Museum of Civilization) Mesopotamia (NM's Creative Impusle) Rome (Bill Thayer's Web Site) Rome (Forum Romanum) Ancient World Web Over 400 links to Websites dealing with ancient civilizations, arranged alphabetically.

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Log in / Update my account Search International (enter a keyword or program number) all programs (enter a keyword or program number) Programs We invite you to experience the fascinating antiquities, cultures and modern-day societies of North Africa, the Middle East and the surrounding Mediterranean region. In Libya, study ancient civilizations through the ruins and remnants of their great cites, and gain an ruins of Turkey. Discuss the mysteries of the Sphinx and Great Pyramids as you embark on a study members in their desert homeland. Or, choose from among our many other adventures. Egypt Beyond the Pharaohs: Egypt Past and Present (Adventures Afloat) 12 Nights/Program #12778US As you cruise along the Nile, examine breathtaking monuments from the days of the Pharaohs and gain an understanding of contemporary Egypt and its place in the modern world. With Egyptologists, explore significant sites in Cairo and Sakkara, then venture to the Pyramids and Sphinx at Giza, the Egyptian Museum, the monasteries of Amba Bishoi and Al Syrian, and more. Lectures cover the history and theology of Islam, as well as US-Egyptian relations. In Alexandria, discover the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, the Montazah Garden area, Pompey's Pillar and the catacombs of Kom El Shugafa.

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Ancient history [Categories: Ancient history] Ancient history is from the period of time when (The work of a writer; anything expressed in letters of the alphabet (especially when considered from the point of view of style and effect)) writing and (Click link for more info and facts about historical) historical records first appear, roughly 5,500 years before the Birth of Christ. For some, the discovery of (The class of people engaged in growing food) agriculture , roughly 6,000 BC is the beginning of ancient history. The most common date for an end of ancient history in Europe is AD (Click link for more info and facts about 476) (the fall of the (The western part after the Roman Empire was divided in 395; it lasted only until 476) Western Roman Empire ), however the exact date is still disputed among various historians. In Europe ancient history was followed by (Click link for more info and facts about Late Antiquity) Late Antiquity and the (The period of history between classical antiquity and the Italian Renaissance) Middle Ages The span of recorded history is roughly 5,000-5,500 years, with

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ANCIENT EGYPT AND NUBIA The southern boundary of ancient Egypt at Aswan (the site of the modern High Dam) separated it from Nubia. In these adjacent sections of the lower Nile Valley, distinct ancient cultures can be traced in the archaeological record as far back as the fifth m illennium b.c. Primarily, these separate cultural identities, which persisted throughout antiquity, reflect the presence of different population groups, but Egypt and Nubia were also affected by important differences in their physical environments. King Pepy I Making an Offering Egypt, 6th Dynasty, reign of Pepy I, ca. 2289-2255 B.C. Graywacke (schist), 15.2 cm. high. The Brooklyn Museum, New York, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund. Egypt's part of the Nile Valley was far more fertile for agriculture; moreover, its location at the northeast corner of Africa gave it access, in addition to contacts with the south, to the rest of northern Africa and the Near East, and to goods and ideas that helped to stimulate its rise as one of the earliest great civilizations. By about 4500 b.c., the inhabitants of that part of the Nile Valley had begun to develop, by continuous and gradually accelerating stages, a complex society based on the efficient management of land and other resources, sophisticated technical skills, and the beginnings of hieroglyphic writing. Shortly before 3000 b.c., this process culminated in the unification of the entire land under a single ruler, an event that the Egyptians considered the beginning of their dynastic history. For the next three thous and years, Egypt was to remain a major cultural-and often military-power. Today, we are still impressed by the rich legacy of this extraordinary civilization: huge structures, extensive written records, diverse artistic achievements, such as portraits car ved in stone, and spectacular goldwork.

49. Global Studies 9 - Ancient Civilizations Project african History on the Internet Kingdoms and ancient Civilizationshttp//www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/history/hisking.html http://www.uetigers.stier.org/library/ancientcivilHurd2004.html

Union-Endicott High School Library Global History and Geography 9 Ancient Civilizations Project (Hurd 2004) Links by Specific Civilization Ancient China Ancient Egypt Byzantine Empire Feudal, Tokugawa Japan ... General Ancient Civilization Links Links by Specific Civilization Ancient China Ancient China http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/ANCCHINA/CONTENTS.HTM .....part of World Cultures: an Internet classroom and anthology Condensed China - Chinese History for Beginners http://www.asterius.com/china/ Chinese History - Mr. Dowling's Electronic Passport http://www.mrdowling.com/613chinesehistory.html History of China - Timeline of Ancient Chinese History http://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/history/ China: Overview Page http://www.stockton.edu/~gilmorew/consorti/1beasia.htm ...part of the Global History Consortium History of China http://www-chaos.umd.edu/history/time_line.html http://www.uetigers.stier.org/library/fiorentinogschinaanddynasties.html Ancient Egypt Ancient Egypt Links http://personalwebs.myriad.net/steveb/egypt.html Ancient Egypt - Introduction http://personalwebs.myriad.net/steveb/egypt.html

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52. Atlantis & Ancient Civilizations: Out Of Africa Atlantis ancient civilizations The theory goes that all ‘modern’ humanancestors migrated out of africa at about 50000 years ago. http://www.newciv.org/nl/newslog.php/_v39/__show_article/_a000039-000025.htm

Out of Africa 8 Mar 2002 @ 08:25, by Roni Feldman The theory goes that all ‘modern’ human ancestors migrated out of Africa at about 50,000 years ago. That they, being the fittest for survival, over ran and exterminated other homo-sapient species. Is this the case? Are we all from the same genetic pool, the same ancestors, and the same region? There is compelling evidence showing Africa as a major starting point for modern behavior. This can not be disputed. The climate in the deserts of Africa have been very kind to those who once lived grew and then were buried there. The amount of evidence from is the region is astounding, all persevered by the dry climate. It is a giant playground for paleontologists and archeologists alike. The problem is that it is the amount of evidence that has been found that lead these same people to the conclusion that we all started there. The general consensus is that we have found so many artifacts there in relationship to the rest of the world, this must have been the first and most populated place. Starting with they frame of mind, scientist then set out to prove their theory was fact. Without abundance of evidence showing from another individual location, there is no real augment against it. Is there? I won’t state we are not ‘out of Africa’, but I do wish to present you with questions to ponder once again. Questions, that like all others I pose, are meant to show another side, another possibility, and reason why the scientist general foundation of thought could be warped from the beginning.

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Walking with the Ancients 22 Mar 2002 @ 17:57 Travel thru time and space and walk with the ancients of our past. See when the wonders of the world were built and by whom. Come join us in our newest feature - Walking with the Ancients - The Game More > Out of Africa 8 Mar 2002 @ 08:25 The theory goes that all ‘modern’ human ancestors migrated out of Africa at about 50,000 years ago. That they, being the fittest for survival, over ran and exterminated other homo-sapient species. Is this the case? Are we all from the same genetic pool, the same ancestors, and the same region? There is compelling evidence showing Africa as a major starting point for modern behavior. This can not be disputed. The climate in the deserts of Africa have been very kind to those who once lived grew and then were buried there. The amount of evidence from is the region is astounding, all persevered by the dry climate. It is a giant playground for paleontologists and archeologists alike. The problem is that it is the amount of evidence that has been found that lead these same people to the conclusion that we all started there. The general consensus is that we have found so many artifacts there in relationship to the rest of the world, this must have been the first and most populated place. Starting with they frame of mind, scientist then set out to prove their theory was fact. Without abundance of evidence showing from another individual location, there is no real augment against it. Is there? More > The Crusades - An act of faith or of politics?

54. Mokhtar, G.,Editor: General History Of Africa II Ancient Civilizations Of Africa General History of africa II ancient civilizations of africa Mokhtar, G.,Editor.1990. Publisher James Currey California Unesco London ISBN 92 3 102585 6 http://www.ntz.info/gen/b00182.html

Home Sources Names Dates ... Feedback General History of Africa II Ancient Civilizations of Africa Mokhtar, G.,Editor Publisher: James Currey California Unesco London ISBN: 92 3 102585 6 Our classification: History Found: s/h Thorntons Oxford 31 Oct 98 £8.50 Book ID 182

55. Ancient World- TheHomeSchoolMom.com ancient Greece. Free homeschooling resources. Why do civilizations Mr.Donn s ancient africa unit Many lessons and units on ancient and modern africa http://www.thehomeschoolmom.com/schoolroom/ancient.php

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57. Department Of Classical And Modern Languages And Literatures The interdepartmental major in ancient and medieval civilizations 21510263History of africa (first term only) 21510286 The ancient Near East http://www.andromeda.rutgers.edu/~cmll/MajorAncient.htm

Home Programs Faculty Students ... Contact Us PROGRAM WEB SITES: Portuguese and Lusophone World Studies Major - Ancient and Medieval Civilizations - 060 (Classics 190, Greek 490, Hebraic Studies 500, Latin 580) Conklin Hall (973/353-1302) Program Director: Robert R. Stieglitz Major Requirements The interdepartmental major in ancient and medieval civilizations encourages students to study the interrelations among the contiguous civilizations of Eurasia and North Africa, and to appreciate how this exchange facilitated material and intellectual development from ancient times through the Middle Ages. These civilizations are approached through courses in history, language and literature, archaeology and art, religion and myth, technology, and law and philosophy. The geographic and temporal scope of the program includes (but is not limited to) Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, Ancient Israel and the Levant, Ancient Greece, Rome, Ancient North Africa, Ancient Central and East Asia, and Medieval Europe, North Africa, and Asia. The ancient and medieval civilizations program provides an excellent general education in the humanities, as well as a foundation for careers in teaching, research, law, and business.

58. A History Of The African-Olmecs : Black Civilizations Of America From Prehistori The book, A History of the africanOlmecs and Black civilizations of America The Black Caribs of Garifunas are descendants of ancient West africa to the http://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~7283.aspx

Get Published Book Store Author Center About Us ... Contact Us The Book Store The Book Store A History of the African-Olmecs : Black Civilizations of America from Prehistoric Times to the Present Era Paul Alfred Barton Format ISBN Price Electronic Book Paperback (5x8) About the Book The book, A History of the African-Olmecs and Black Civilizations of America F rom Prehistoric Times to the Present Era , is one of the most fascinating, well-researched and well-written books on the subject of the Black and Black African presence in prehistoric and ancient Americas. This book deals with the current and past findings on the ancient African-Americas nations (throughout the Americas). It also studies present-day descendants of these ancient Africans and places attention on the ancient transatlantic as well as the transpacific ocean route by boat. The book discusses the plight of the Black Washitaw Nation of Louisiana and the South, who lost much of their ancient kingdom during the Louisiana Purchase. The plight of California’s Black Californians, the Black Jamassee of Georgia, and the Black Caribs (Garifuna) of the Caribbean is examined. The great black civilization of the Olmecs and their connection in terms of language, religion, race, and culture with the West Africans is discussed. About the Author Paul Alfred Barton is a descendant of Georgiana, an Ethiopian Lady of Royal Background exiled to the Caribbean during the mid-1800’s. Barton is also the descendant of a Black Carib great-grandfather. The Black Caribs of Garifunas are descendants of ancient West Africa to the Americas in ancient times and whose network of trading, commerce, and settlement is reminiscent of the Polynesians of the Pacific Region. Barton has written other books such as

59. Mrs. Sims (formerly Ms. Hardison) TeacherWeb Ancient Civilization Asia, africa, China from British Museum s ancient civilizations, For ChineseArtifacts click on Asia then choose the subcategory you want to see. http://teacherweb.com/ca/sandiego/hardisonsims/wqr3.stm

Mrs. Sims (formerly Ms. Hardison) Home Builders Club Just 4 Kids Teachers: links ... New e-mail Ancient Civilization Check out these unique links on Ancient Civilizations to help you in all subject areas. Roman, French, Egyptian, Greek, Haida, and more. Compare and contrast artifacts and write essay on art in Ancient Civilizations. If you do a great job try to turn it in to your teachers for extra credit. If you can complete this essay and do a good job, it shows you understand the sixth grade standards on learning about how to compare two different pieces of text. http://www.artsmia.org/world-myths/viewallart/compare-contrast.html Ancient Egypt, Native America, Ancient Rome, Ancient China and Pre-Columbian (Mexico.) Myths and legends. This unique site introduces god, hero and creation stories while hilighting the art that was present in the Ancient Civilizations. http://www.artsmia.org/world-myths/whatismyth.html Ancient Egypt Hotlist http://www.teacherweb.com/CA/SanDiego/HardisonSims/HTMLPage2.stm Asia, Africa, China from British Museum's Ancient Civilizations, For Chinese Artifacts click on Asia then choose the subcategory you want to see. China: Jade artifacts from the British Museum Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece, Ancient China The British Museum site for Ancient Civilizations. One of the best sites for viewing artifacts and information on warfare, daily life, leaders, and death.

60. OSU Department Of History Readings G. Mokhtar (ed) ancient civilizations of africa african History, chap.2. Week 3. ancient civilizations of africa 2. The african Iron Age, http://www3.cohums.ohio-state.edu/history/courses/syllabi/syllabus.cfm?SYL=hist5

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