Has a strong focus on social justice issues and wars. Both edges of the political spectrum seem to be neatly appeased...
Should be useful for lesson planning on US history.
Has some nicely organised pages with information that might be good for student research. Or a teacher brushing up on a topic they're not that familiar with... (^)_(^)
A cornucopia of history sites that I got from the excellent NCSS History group. If I was a really diligent group member I would save them each individually. But I'm not.
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.
These medieval parliamentary records have just been released. They're part of the 'premium content' section but it's only 30 pounds per year to access so might be worth it.
It's a rather obscure topic but you never know, they might be useful for someone. Most of the manuscripts are partial and are from the Roman period in Egypt.
Created by a collaboration between the US National Archives and Footnote. Well-organised and presented. With the volume of new digital history material being made available, it's hard to keep up!