• The Cave of Lascaux
• The Cave of Chauvet
• Caves in Sicily
• Cave Paintings  in Europe- Russian Site
• ARTKids Prehistoric Art
• Cave Paintings
• Ice Age Art

• 1. PBS Ancient Greece Site - Acropolis Experience.
• 3 Greek Architecture - Images and information from Minoan to Hellenistic. Protop view, west end, north flank, west end, east front, reconstructed view. Delphi, Doric nike temple, knosos, corinthian.
• 4.  Ancient Athens Architecture - Good jpeg photos of Acropolis, Agora, etc. Start. #1 jpeg, #2 jpeg
• 5.  History of Greek Architecture - More good images of lots of buildings. Delphi.
• 7.  Bouleuterion of Miletus - 3-D animation with some good detail of columns and capitals. 
• 2.  The Acropolis - City of Athens brief look at this ancient site. Good large photos.
• 6.  Great Court of Ramses II - Compare these columns to those of Ancient Greece. 

Greek Vases:

• Black-Figure Greek Vases
• Greek Vases Through the Ages
• Greek Vases/Pottery From the Getty 

Ancient Civilizations

• Civilizations Collapse Exhibit -- How previous civilizations have come to collapse
• Educated Women in Ancient Society -- Learn about the early education of women
• Womens Life in Greece and Rome -- Perspectives listed under 10 major topic headings
• The Peloponnesian War -- Compare differences between Athens and Sparta and learn why Athens lost the war
• Plato -- Biography of Plato's life plus his complete written text
• Mohenjo-Daro; A Closer Look -- Experience a Virtual Tour of this ancient site
• A Virtual tour of the Oriental Museum -- actually located on the campus of the University of Chicago.
• Mr. Taft's Social Studies Web Site -- A class Middle School project using the Internet to focus on the Cradle of Civilizition.
• Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

• Chinese Art - from History Channel
• Brief history of Ancient China
• History of China - another simple, but quality resource
• Ancient China Timeline and History
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Ancient Egypt

• The 1996-97 Egyptology Exhibition -- Held at The Houston Museum of Art
• The Ancient Egypt Link Index -- Over 150 excellent links to valuable information all on topic
• The Wonders of Ancient Egypt --Mysteries surrounding the Sphinx and the Pyramids
• A Comprehensive guide -- to the Giza Plateau and other Ancient Egyptian antiquities
• Greg Reeder's Egyptology Page - includes several KMT journals on Ancient Egypt, Tekenu, the MUU and a gallery of paintings
• Online Resource for Ancient Egypt Study materials -- Many resource web pages dedicated to Ancient Egyptian sites, History, Art and Literature
• The Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology -- Associated with the University of Memphis
• The University of Memphis Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology -- Visit their collection,then tour the other www sites available
• Ancient Egypt Webquest -- An interactive online project
• Egypt --A sixth grade classroom game
• Egyptian Scavenger Hunt -- Learn as you search with resources and clues
• CyberJourney to Egypt -- One of the best sites for researching the pyramids. Virtual tours of the ancient monuments with photos and text.
• Index Collection -- Compose messages with the Hieroglyphic Translator and email to your friends. Ancient secrets and mysteries explained. Many Anthropology, Archeology and Egytology links to web sites.
• Ancient Egypt WebQuest -- With seven assigned tasks for you to undertake and all the resources are available for your online research.
• Ancient Egyptian Religion -- Middle School Project on some of the Gods and Ancient Myths
• Building a database of ancient Egypt -- includes some 3D renderings of ancient sites and animation samples
• Ancient Egypt Essay Collection -- An impressive collection of essays on the Book of the Dead, Egyptian Culture and Worship, and the history of the numerous Dynasties
• History of Ancient Egypt Resources - College level resources available from Northwestern University
• Studying The Language of Ancient Egypt - An Overview of Hieroglyphics, plus the Names of the Pharaohs
• Medicine in Ancient Egypt - Imhotep was the first to begin a medical practice in 2725 BC and this web site explains the tools and herbs that he used
• Ancient Egyptian Projects and Internet Resources - all produced by Middle School Students
• Resources for Ancient Egypt - Time and Space, General information, Magazines on Egyptology, some fringe but mostly Scholarly research

• Ancient Greece - Democracy and City-States - A great link from the University of Washington for a World History Course
• Polis - Good web page explaining the city-state from the University of Washington.
• PBS Ancient Greece site - Great information about city-states, Athens and a 3-D tour of the Parthenon
• National Archaeological Museum of Athens - Greece's most famous museum. 
• Ancient Greek History Sourcebook - Encylopedia Brittanica covers Minoan & Mycenean Ages, The Homeric Age, Growth of the Greek State, The Great Age and From Alexander to the Roman Conquest
• Ancient Greece - covers Science and Mathematics, Language, Bibliographies and Online Resources
• History Online for Ancient Greece - interesting resource web pages for the Middle School student
• Ancient Greece - their early History, including the Olympic Games
• Sparta and Athens - explains the differences between the two major Ancient Greek cultures
• Guide to Ancient Greece - covers Culture, Warfare, Mythology and the Greco-Roman World
• The Ancient Greek World Exhibit - Artifacts at the University of Pennsylvania Museum
• Architecture of Ancient Greece - examples of Classical Greek temple construction
• Exploring Ancient Greek Philosophy - Aristophany, Plato, Aristotle, Socrates and what they thought
• Middle school Projects and Internet Resources on Ancient Greece - created by a Social Studies teacher and her students
• Ancient Greek History - covers Athens, Greek Culture, Hellenic Civilization and Resources, also the mysterious Region of Delphi
• The Ancient City of Athens - a photographic archive of he archaeological and architectural remains of the ancient Greek city
• World Heritage Sites in Greece - Temple of Apollo, Delphi, The Acropolis, Mount Athos, Meteora, Thessalonika, sites of Rhodes and Olympia and numbers other world famous sites
• The great Ancient Greek History Index - with over 200 informative links available
• Marriage and Funeral Rites in Ancient Athens - understand the meaning of Greek vase painting through the parallel of how the wedding and the funeral were ritualized
• Ancient Greek Democrary - how the roots of Democracy were established 2500 years ago in Athens
• Alexander the Great and the Conquest of Ancient Greece - Scholarly collection of biographies by various authors makes this site a rich resource

• Ancient India -- The Indus Valley civilization flourished around 2,500 B.C. in the western part of South Asia, in what today is Pakistan and western India.
• Ancient India's Contribution to Sports and Games - One would be surprised toknow the games like, Chess, Playing Cards, Polo, The Martial Arts and others had their origins in India and many where transmitted and developed in other foreign countries.
• Religious Doctrines of Ancient India - English translations of The Bhagavad Gita and The Dhammapada and other supportive text.
• Fundamental Buddhism Explained - Buddha's Teachings and Instruction based on the Pali Canon, which is the oldest record of what the Buddha taught.
• A 6th Grade Internet Project with Resources on Ancient India - Sections on History, Indian Art and Culture, Religion, Literature, Writing and many individual Student Projects.
• India - A Web page for Ancient and Medieval Coins. Since coins are reflections of history, they are important to authenticate historical events known from early literature.
• India; the Languages and Scripts - a collection of information about the fourteen basic languages spoken in India, including an extensive number of related web sites.

• Roman Architecture
• Roman Empire - Comprehensive PBS site companion to the movie including rise and fall of the empire, family life, leaders, etc. 
• Roman Life - Link from the PBS site to life as a Roman
• Roman myth - Romulus and Remus
• Emperor of Rome computer game - Are you cut out to be a Roman emperor? Try this computer game and see!
• Forum Romanum - University-level site includes translations of Latin, Roman daily life, etc. 
• Roman Baths - Great PBS site about the Roman baths, aqueducts, etc. 
• Roman Emperors - searchable site about Roman Emperors. 
• Roman art - Short information about Roman Art from History Channel
• Rome Pictures - Lots of large photos of Roman sites
• BBC Romans - Great middle-school activities from the BBC
• Rome Professor Photos - Good photos and explanations from a college course on Rome.
• Julius Caesar  - Info on Caesar's rise to power from PBS
• Caesar bio - This is not a company or official site, but the author generally has good information.

• The Cave of Lascaux
• The Cave of Chauvet
• Caves in Sicily
• Cave Paintings  in Europe- Russian Site
• ARTKids Prehistoric Art
• Cave Paintings
• Ice Age Art

• Islam 101 -- An educational site on Islam, its way of life, civilization and culture.
• Islam Guide -- This brief illustrated Islamic guide is for non-Muslims who would like to understand Islam, Muslims (Moslems), and the Holy Quran (Koran).
• Islamic Server -- The Muslim students at USC have worked to put this website together.
• Talk Islam -- Offers many links about the islamic religion
• Understanding Turbans
• Understanding Veils
• Women in Islam -- Created by Muslim students at USC

• Ancient Mesopotamian Chronological list of the early rulers
• Resource Index for the study of Ancient Mesopotamia -- From the University of Chicago
• The Akkadians -- where an early Mesopotamian tribe influential from 2340 to 2125 BC during the great flourishing period of the Sumerian city-states.
• The Amorites -- gained control of Mesopotamia after the chaotic collapse of the Sumerian dynasty and they went on to rule from 1800 to 1530 BC.
• The Kassites -- were some of the first to use horses and chariots in warfare. They were an Asian race of invaders who used Indo-Europena militiary strategy and eventually they dominated the core of Mesopotamia during the chaotic period from 1530 to 1170 BC.
• The Hittites -- were an Indo-European culture and conquered Mesopotamian and ruled during the period 1600 - 717 BC. Their invasion signaled the end of the old Babylonian empire, yet they continued to maintain the existing Sumerian culture.
• The Nippur Expedition -- an archeological account from the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute of a location 100 miles south of Bagdad, that is a mound 60 feet high and almost a mile wide. Under this mound lies the ruins of what had been the city of Nippur, the center of religion for ancient Mesopotamia.
• Mesopotamian Collection -- at theUniversity of Chicago's Oriental Institute. Photographs of the major objects excavated by students on location in the country now called Iraq.
• Mesopotamia -- All the important time periods, famous city names, dynasties, terminology as well as an index to sections on Geography, Climate, People, Economy and the Divine World.
• Dr. Silvestri's History Resource on Mesopotamia -- a good general overview and quick way to grasp the history of this period.
• Mesopotamian History Resources -- with some excellent linked pages following.
• Site Links Collection -- related to Meopotamia and the invention of writing
• Resources for theStudy of Ancient Middle East - topics related to Time and Space, locales in Mesopotamia, General information and Mythology.
• A Collection of early legal Contracts from Mesopotamia -- Sales contracts, rentals, labor, loans, marriage and divorce contracts from 2300 to 428 BC.
• Mesopotamia INDEX - access to sections on geography, climate, people, religion, trade, and historical background (prehistory, protohistory,also the Bronze and Iron Ages).
• The Collapse of Mesopotamia -- comparing the demise of the Mesopotamian culture to present day environmental problems that currently exist in California's San Joaquin Valley.
• Mesopotamia links -- for history of crop production and Ancient civilizations, maps, museums and general information about Cuneiform, as well as the cultures that occupied the area.
• Mesopotamia Global Access to Educational Sources -- Basic background, Introduction to Mythology, many Links to important sources for the busy student.
• Mesopotamia Web -- A collection of probably the most scholarly sites available on the Internet. These sites will prove worthwhile researching for any student of Mesopotamia.