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David Hilton

The California Institute for Ancient Studies Biblical History Main Menu - 5 views

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    Not quite sure why the "California Institute for Ancient Studies' has German on the homepage. Not great quality but if it's Bronze Age I usually bookmark it regardless - there's not much on that era.
David Hilton

The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean - 8 views

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    Excellent site for Bronze Age Greece.
David Hilton

Historical overview - 2 views

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    A no-doubt perfectly impartial, disinterested version of Israel's ancient, medieval and modern history. 'The Iranian Threat' gets its own link...
David Hilton

Collection: EGYPTE - 0 views

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    This is a set of photo collections taken by Emma from Chamagne in her travels in Egypt. The French have a glorious history of historical discovery in Egypt and Emma has taken up the legacy well. Some sexy pics of the pyramids.
David Hilton

Internet Jewish History Sourcebook - 2 views

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    How good are the History Sourcebooks? Mr Paul Halsall, you are a legend. Here is another fine offering.
David Hilton

MacroHistory : World History - 0 views

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    I usually avoid adding online secondary sources (most of them are so cursory and unreliable, in my experience) but this one has some substantial information on obscure topics that students often struggle to get information on, such as Bronze Age Mesopotamia. They'll definitely need to be careful with some of the details though and corroborate any information they use.
David Hilton

Group World History Honors's best content - 9 views

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    A brilliant example of how to use Diigo with a class. We wouldn't be able to do this given the restrictions we have on assessment, yet the way annotations are used as student discussion is inspiring. Some great analysis on Bronze Age sources (which my students struggle to find).
David Hilton

Digital Egypt for Universities - 1 views

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    Although this is an online secondary source site (which in my experience are usually superficial and dodgy) the information seems to be quite thorough and good-quality. That's probably because it's run by University College London. Many interesting and informative themes are picked up. Definitely good for student research or classwork/homework.
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