(Don't forget to hunt for the *FAQ extra credit* questions on
these pages. E-mail the answers to me with your name and the class
that you are in, for extra points on your final grade.)
Local Museum Visits
Beginning Research Links
- Diotima, Materials
for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
- An excellent resouce! I visit here often. There are course
materials, bibliography, visual images, articles, and translations
of ancient authors, plus an easy to use interface.
- University of Memphis Institute
of Egyptian Art and Archaeology
- Great visuals of art objects, a color tour of the Nile, and
links to other Egyptian sites.
- ABZU
- T he University of Chicago's research archives of articles,
directories, on-line journals, museum collections, publishers,
etc. for the Ancient Near East. In other words, everything you
always wanted to know about Mesopotamia.
- The Perseus Project
- Extensive searchable indexes from the original Tufts project,
which is continuing to compile a majority of ancient Greek texts
and translations, as well as Greek art, architecture, and maps.
The complete program is on 4 CD-ROMs and called Perseus 2.0.
- Romarch, Roman
Art and Archaeology
- The earliest and largest source for links on the archaeology
of Italy and the Roman provinces, published originally by the
University of Michigan and now by Depauw University. It includes
discussion groups and a useful geographic index.
*Identify the 3 photographs on this page by
name, century, and culture.*
Courses I teach at California
State U., Northridge