Quintus Curtius Rufus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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Nathan Kench on 30 Oct 08not much, but it does say that he focused on character in his book on alexander.
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i dont get how to use this but anyway
How's your research going? | Diigo Message System - 0 views
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Remember, you can add floating sticky things to sites to give other people info about how useful the source is.
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Pierre Briant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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this is good info for source evaluation of the book: Alexander the Great - The Heroic Ideal
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i dont get how to use this but anyway - c... | Diigo Message System - 0 views
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You can add sticky notes to pages, too. They can be fun - but don't be rude...
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Don't be so negative about yourself, Brendan. You young people can figure this stuff out much better than old people like me. Believe in yourself more - you might be surprised.
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Democracy begins at Athens - 1 views
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this site has alot of info that backs up other sources.
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From Solon to Cleisthenes
Proquest K-12 - Login - 0 views
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username: 70-61369 password: bigchalk
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Pachacuti - Infoplease.com - 0 views
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This gives the dates for birth and death
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The Thirst for Power and Fame Home - The Thirst for Power and Fame - 0 views
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Add anything you like which is related to our study to this wiki. If you write a poem about Greece, chuck it on. If you find a segment of a film set in an ancient society, put it up. If you find a really great site on Greek philosophy or politics, share it. It's our wiki!
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Ancient Maya Mural at San Bartolo, Guatemala Tell Story of Myths and Kings - 0 views
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This site isn't very good, but it has a few small interesting facts, but mostly of no use.
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Before the excavation of the vividly painted mural, there was scant evidence of the existence of early Maya kings or of their use of elaborate art and writing to establish their right to rule.
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ancient Maya art that reveals the story of creation, the mythology of kingship and the divine right of a king.
Maya King Unearthed - 0 views
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Now i know how Ancient Mayan Kings were buried! yay! thumbs up for this site!
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Now i know how Ancient Mayan kings were buried! thumbs up for this site!
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The king was found lying on his back, adorned with a green jadeite necklace bearing the carved head of a vulture, and ear spools inlaid with obsidian. A jadeite bead the size of a cherry was found in the king's mouth. The green stone was an ancient Maya metaphor for life and breath.
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Beans Around The World - Tikal, Guatemala - 0 views
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I am.... shocked. I don't think that this site has much to do with ancient Maya... Possibly the worst site i have yet to find.
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Ancient Egypt - Rameses II - 0 views
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Good Source.
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Jona Lendering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 1 views
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Research for source evaluation for the wbsite, www.livius.org
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British Museum - Highlights - 4 views
Sargon I - MSN Encarta - 0 views
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small amount of information.
NOVA Online/Pyramids/Khufu's Pyramid - 0 views
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This site is not the best for quantity of information but it has some amazing images and 'walk-throughs.' It also has many physical dimensions of the pyramid.
bigchalk LogIn - 0 views
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username: 70-61369 password: bigchalk
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BIGCHALK needs to be in capitals
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Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt - 0 views
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Alot of information on this site :)
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Rameses II - 0 views
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information is helpful, if you are looking for information about Ramese II's achievements and battles, this site provides some helpful details.
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