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Art of the Ancient World | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston - 0 views

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    "The Art of the Ancient World collection ranks among the premier encyclopedic collections in the world, with over 83,000 works of art from Egypt, Nubia, the Near East, Greece, Italy, Cyprus, and Anatolia. The objects in the collection range in date from about 6500 BC to AD 600 and cover a broad geographical expanse, from Britain to Afghanistan. There is something for everyone, including sculpture, jewelry, coffins, mummies, coins, weapons, architecture, vases, carved gems, musical instruments, and mosaics."
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BBC - Radio 4 - Ancient World Collection - 0 views

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    "Radio 4's Ancient Worlds Collection Listen to selection of Radio 4 programmes looking at ancient civilizations."
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    "Radio 4's Ancient Worlds Collection Listen to selection of Radio 4 programmes looking at ancient civilizations."
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Ancient Mesopotamia: This History, Our History - 0 views

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    "Mesopotamia, an ancient Greek term meaning "the land between rivers," is considered to be the cradle of civilization because this is where we find the origins of agriculture, written language, and cities.Chosen from the Mesopotamian collection of the Oriental Institute Museum of the University of Chicago, this website tells the story of ancient Mesopotamia now present-day Iraq - a story shared by all humans. Learn more about Life in Mesopotamia."
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    "Mesopotamia, an ancient Greek term meaning "the land between rivers," is considered to be the cradle of civilization because this is where we find the origins of agriculture, written language, and cities.Chosen from the Mesopotamian collection of the Oriental Institute Museum of the University of Chicago, this website tells the story of ancient Mesopotamia now present-day Iraq - a story shared by all humans. Learn more about Life in Mesopotamia."
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    "Mesopotamia, an ancient Greek term meaning "the land between rivers," is considered to be the cradle of civilization because this is where we find the origins of agriculture, written language, and cities.Chosen from the Mesopotamian collection of the Oriental Institute Museum of the University of Chicago, this website tells the story of ancient Mesopotamia now present-day Iraq - a story shared by all humans. Learn more about Life in Mesopotamia."
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Maps for Students - Ancient World - 0 views

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    " list provides access to all of the maps in the Maps for Students collection."
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    " list provides access to all of the maps in the Maps for Students collection."
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Avalon Project - Major Document Collections - 0 views

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    "Major Document Collections"
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UC Press E-Books Collection, 1982-2004: Search Results - 0 views

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    UC Press ebooks, publicly accessible: Ancient History read online
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The History Blog » Blog Archive » Ode on the animation of a Grecian urn - 0 views

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    "Computer animator Steve K. Simons and Greek warfare expert Dr. Sonya Nevin work together to develop moving parts from the static images on Greek pottery, much of it in the extensive collection of the University of Reading's Ure Museum. They collaborate with ancient music experts to create soundtracks that wouldn't sound out of place in one of the symposia depicted on the vases. It's a full-spectrum historical immersion achieved through modern technology."
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15,000 Colorful Images of Persian Manuscripts Now Online, Courtesy of the British Libra... - 1 views

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    "In the 12th century, all of Mesopotamia blossomed. The Islamic Golden Age was a time of thriving science, scholarship and art, including bright and vivid Persian miniatures-small paintings on paper created to be collected into books."
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The Morgan Library & Museum Online Exhibitions - Written in Stone: Historic Inscription... - 0 views

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    Written in Stone: Historic Inscriptions from the Ancient Near East, ca. 2500 B.C.-550 B.C. View all five objects in an exhibition that explores the development of writing in Mesopotamia-the wedge-shaped system that we call cuneiform-that was in use for over three thousand years.
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