November 19, 2006

Explore of the Forum Antiquum of the University of Pennsylvania. "a 'gateway' site providing easy access to hundreds of internet resources related to the study of the ancient Mediterranean world (between ca. 5,000 B.C.E. to ca. 1500 C.E.)."

Are you interested in a historical overview resources on ancient Egypt? Perhaps you would prefer to research the legacy of Rome's first Emperor in his own words? From the esoteric to the mundane there is fodder here to keep your armchair historian or archaeologist happy for days!

posted by Medusa 17 years ago
  • Well, I got thoroughly lost in here, ended up pondering uses for Archimedes' claw. I've bookmarked it. Thanks, Medusa.
  • I'm quite the frustrated amateur classicist (largely based on watching 'I, Claudius' at an impressionable age), so I'll enjoy this. Must say that statue in your third link looks nothing like Brian Blessed though.
  • Much to explore here and even some games to be had. Ta, Medusa!
  • Cool. cool stuff! Reminds me of the day I spent in the Ancient Greek section of the british Museum, squeeing like a Minoan fangirl. Bookmarked for much later exploration.
  • *drools*
  • Indeed, Medusa!! Much to see. Just what I needed to wile away the hours. Will bookmark.
  • perfect GramMa! I hope the hours of hot historical action will dim the pain and boredom of recovery for you :D