81. Crystalinks: Ancient And Lost Civilizations TRAIL NAZCA LINES TIAHUANACO ancient RUINS ARCHAEOLOGY GEOGRAPHY GODS AND GODDESSESHISTORY PYRAMIDS OF olmec CIVILIZATION STONE HEADS - FROM WEST AFRICA. http://www.crystalinks.com/ancient.html

ALASKA ESKIMOS INUIT ANCIENT CHINA ARTIFACTS - ARCHAEOLOGY - PYRAMIDS - TOMBS ... METAPHYSICS - A Soul Journey with Confucius - Article by Ellie MUSIC MYTHOLOGY ~ GODDESSES ~ GODS ~ FOLKLORE SCRIPT SEALS ... TAOISM LAO TZU THE GREAT CHINA WALL TIBET TIBETAN STONE DISCS TIBETAN PYRAMIDS ... NUBIA ~ GEOGRAPHY ~ PYRAMIDS ~ HISTORY ~ PRESENT DAY PRIESTS ~ PRIESTESSES PYRAMIDS IN EGYPT RELIGION ~ PYRAMID TEXTS ROSETTA STONE ... WOMEN METAPHYSICAL ARTICLES BY ELLIE MANY ARCHIVED STORIES AND ARTICLES FINDING THE TEMPLE OF YOUR SOUL MUSIC INITIATION IN ANCIENT EGYPT THOTH THE SCRIBE ... ELLIE'S TRIP TO EGYPT - DECEMBER 2000 Abydos, Denera, Luxor, Karnak, Pyramids, John Anthony West Hot Air Balloon Tour, Metaphysical Work, 12:12 on 12:12, ANCIENT GREECE AESCHYLUS ALEXANDER THE GREAT ARCHIMEDES ... RELIGION ~ THE BHAGAVAD GITA - HINDU - BUDDHISM - JAINISM SACRED SITES SCIENCE ~ MEDICINE SHIP BUILDING AND NAGIVATION SPORTS AND GAMES ... ARCHITECTURE ~ SACRED SITES Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Hippodrome CATACOMBS ~ BURIALS FORUM HOMES BUILDINGS ... ROMAN EMPIRE The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire KINGS CURRENT EVENTS ABOUT ANCIENT ROME CALENDAR CLOTHING ~ HAIR STYLES ... POLITICS Gladiators SLAVERY JULIUS CAESAR EMPORERS ~ Agustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, Vespasian, Titus, Domitian, Nerva, Trajan

82. Mesoweb A Tour and history of Tikal by Jorge Pérez de Lara. Mesoweb is devoted to ancientMesoamerica and its cultures the olmec, Maya, Teotihuacano, Zapotec http://www.mesoweb.com/

New: Precious Stones of Grace: A Theory of the Origin and Meaning of the Classic Maya Stela Cult - by Elizabeth A. Newsome. PARI Journal Vol. IV, No. 4 Deadline extended on call for papers for 9th European Maya Conference. A Carving Sequence for Stela 1, Copan, Honduras - by Jan McHargue. The Earliest Structures Beneath Structure 10L-26 at Copan, Honduras - by Richard Williamson. Maya Queen's Tomb Found at El Peru - a Mesoweb Report. Cival: A Preclassic Maya Site in the News - a Mesoweb Report. New Discoveries at Cancuen - a Mesoweb Report. The Never-Ending Story: More Looting at Dos Pilas - a Mesoweb Report. Update: archaeological news from Palenque Weaving the Fabric of the Cosmos - modern Maya preserve ancient traditions. By Allen Christenson Palenque - including complete study resources for this Classic Maya site. Guns on the River - the adventures of Teobert Maler. Life and Death in Ancient Mexico - understanding human sacrifice. Chichen Itza - materials for study. A Classic Maya-English/English-Classic Maya Vocabulary of Hieroglyphic Readings The Cultures of Ancient Mexico - photographs from the National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City. Dos Caobas Stelae 1 and 2 Dos Pilas Hieroglyphic Stairway 2 Palenque - materials for study.

83. Ancient / Classical History Site Map (Archive) Pages on the ancient / Classical history Site at About. Classical history. Myth Indus - ancient / Classical history. ancient News - ancient / Classical history. How To Convert as 1500 B.C . http://ancienthistory.about.com/library/bl/bl_archive.htm

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84. Discovery Atlantis--World History/Geography Lesson Plan (grades 9-12)--Discovery level 912, Subject World history, Duration Two Colossal stone heads of Olmecsociety on Tiwanaku native Americans, suggesting that the ancient Olmecs had http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/discoveryatlantis/

Grades K-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 Astronomy/Space ... Health History Ancient History U.S. History World History Life Science Animals Ecology Human Body The Microscopic World ... Weather For our newsletter and special teacher promotions. 9-12 > World History Grade level: 9-12 Subject: World History Duration: Two class periods Objectives Materials Procedures Adaptations ... Credit Find a video description, video clip, and discussion questions. Discovery: Atlantis Use our free online Teaching Tools to create custom worksheets, puzzles and quizzes on this topic! Students will understand the following: Atlantis is the name of a continent that some believe may have once existed and then disappeared from Earth. There is no mainstream scientific evidence that such a continent existed; however, certain unexplained phenomena could be explained by the existence of such a continent. For this lesson, you will need: Research materials on Atlantis Computer with Internet access Ask your students if they have ever heard of the lost continent of Atlantis. Invite students who are familiar with the concept of Atlantis to tell the class what they have heard or read about the lost continent. Share with students the following background information about Atlantis: There has been speculation that a continent that no longer exists on Earth once supported an advanced civilization.

85. World History By History Link 101 Aztec, Mayan, olmec, Native Americans, Mesopotamia, Middle Ages and World War IIare completed with the aim to cover the entire scope of World history, so http://historylink101.com/

The cultures of Africa, Aztec, China, Egypt, Greece, Mayan, Mesopotamia, Rome, Olmec, Prehistory, Middle Ages and World War II are divided into categories of Art, Biographies, Daily Life, Maps, Pictures and Research and more. New - Ancient Rome Includes Army, Religion, Buildings, Religion History and Family Sections. Over 50 pages with great illustrations and pictures. Other Picture Galleries China Egyptian Greece India ... Turkey All include a large section of Royalty Free Images for educational applications! View by Culture: Prehistory Ancient Africa Ancient Aztec, Olmec and Mesoamerica Ancient China ... World War II View by Topic: History of Art Historical Biographies (Royalty Free Images) History Historical Pictures Internet Lesson Plans Link Pages ... Historical Timelines var test=0; document.write(" ");document.write(" "); History Link 101 is a resource site for World History Classes. It is divided into six categories for each culture or time period. The categories are art, biographies, daily life, maps, pictures and research. Each site is rated on Visual 1-5 based on clarity and amount of images and Content 1-5 based on amount and depth of material. Currently the cultures/time periods of Prehistory, Africa, China, Egypt, Greece, Aztec, Mayan, Olmec, Native Americans, Mesopotamia, Middle Ages and World War II are completed with the aim to cover the entire scope of World History, so check back often to see more areas as they are developed. Enjoy the site!

86. Curriculum Exploring ancient World Cultures (Egypt, China, India, Middle East} LINKS TO SITESBY THEMATICS ancient Language Links ancient World Web. American history Etc. http://edweb.tusd.k12.az.us/pueblo/library/cur.htm

Return to Library Home Pueblo Magnet High Curriculum Related Sites: Science English/Social Studies Electives-Printing This is a work in progress. If a link does not work, scroll the page. Biology World History to 1500 Geography Earth Science World History after 1500 Printing Chemistry American History Government FRENCH REVOLUTION Annoted Timeline Lectures Primary Documents Total History Hyperlink Timeline ... Brittannica Encyclopedia Middle East Links (Kahwaty) We do not recommend all these sites. Choose three and write a paragraph about each stating whether or not you think it is an informative site and why. ArabNet Cyber School Bus Country Info from UN Hussein Library Of Congress Country Studies ... Iraq Mission PRIMARY DOCUMENT LINKS (Mostly European) American and British History Resources on the Internet - Arranged by time period. Eighteenth-Century Resources - From Rutgers: The collection includes information on literature, history, art, music, religion, economics, philosophy, and so on, from around the world. Global Studies and Euro-Asian History - Texts and Documents Arrange by Geographic area and Chronology period Hanover students are updating the page.

87. Mexican History & Culture the City of La Venta of the olmec culture. the styles of the Old World and the ancientMexican cultures music, like Mexican art, has a rich and varied history. http://www.mexican-embassy.dk/history.html

The Beginnings Colonial México Independent México The Mexican Revolution ... Arts and Traditions The beginnings There is evidence of human existence in México since 20,000 years BC. In Tepéxpan to the North of the Valley of México, the remains of a human corpse were found beside those of a mammoth. Using the Carbon 14 test, these remains were dated at approximately 10,000 years BC. Agriculture began to manifest itself from the year 3,000 BC. The American continent was isolated during many centuries, which explains the originality of its civilisation. Northern México was populated by peoples who lived from hunting and collecting in a desert or semi-desert geographical environment. The South was populated by agricultural societies. Eventhough in the vast Mesoamerica region (a term used by scholars to designate peoples which occupied the central area of México down to Guatemala and Honduras to the South), many different peoples with their own ethnic and linguistic differences coexisted, they had a cultural homogeneity, for instance they cultivated corn, they have a singular structure of government, they used the 365 day calendar, they built pyramids, they used similar rituals and worshiped the same gods and goddesses of the sky, of nature, of fertility and of war. The same concept of cosmic duality - the beginning and the end - appears in the religion and art of all Mesoamerican cultures. The most evident example of this cosmic duality is the god Quetzalcoatl (or Kukulkán in the Mayan area) which is represented by a feathered serpent (earth and sky).

88. Mayan Art And Books On PreHispanic Archaeology And Ancient Artifacts Of Precolum Archaeology Home Page, Maya artifacts and olmec jade advanced digital imaging in arthistory and archaeology the facts and artifacts of ancient civilizations of http://www.maya-art-books.org/

For 2004 FLAAR is initiating several new programs in Maya iconography in cooperation with the Museo Popol Vuh. Check back this summer for more information. If you wish to work on any of these projects, we accept volunteers from universities, museums, or individuals who have special talents. Sorry, no short time volunteers (has to be a reasonable period), no volunteers off the street (has to be arranged in advance). Archaeology, Maya art, Mayan pyramid architecture of Guatemala and Honduras with links to related sites and information on the role of digital imaging in archaeological research. This site also offers suggestions for books on the Olmec, Teotihuacan, Aztec, and Maya. Travel information for Mexico, Belize , Honduras, and Guatemala with lists of recommended hotels and Spanish language courses. Precolumbian Mayan art is a fascinating subject and this site offers all aspects of Mayan art, from jade to Mayan hieroglyphs and epigraphy. This site on Mayan art also explores iconography, the study of meaning in art. Training programs in digital photography by FLAAR August 2004 In-depth panoramic course Taught in Guatemala / Lecture in Spanish Request Information September 2004 Introductory to intermediate Taught in via Internet / Lecture in English Request information Summer 2004 First level course Taught in Guatemala / Lecture in Spanish Request information These reports are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Just click on the image to the left and follow Adobe's instructions on installation.

89. Ancient World Cultures Internet Resources Italy and Germany. Link to ancient history General links to websitesabout ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. MCC BURIED http://www.butte.cc.ca.us/~tben/ancgen/ancgen.html

ANCIENT WORLD GENERAL HISTORICAL RESOURCES Ty Benoit Butte Community College Sites related to the ancient world are added each day to the Internet. It's hard to keep track of all of them! If you come across new ones which you think should be linked, please email me at tben@cin.butte.cc.ca.us or give me the address in class. I will be glad to add it based on your recommendation. To skip to culture specific resources, click here. ABZU - Guide to Resources on the Ancient Near East Links created by the Research Archives of the OrientalInstitute of Chicago. Regional or Subject Indexes and Museum Collections have searchable databases. Archaeology Resources List of links about Ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Nubia, and Israel from the WWW Virtual Library on the Middle East. ArchNet: WWW VL - Archaeology Part of the Virtual Library of the World Wide Web. Links to archaeological sites by region or subject area. Includes professional journal articles. Searchable database. Exploring Ancient World Cultures Excellent links to Internet Resources from a college professor in Illinois. One of the first world cultures courses on line.

90. Archaeology Of The Ancient Mayan Civilization Of Mesoamerica - History Of The Ma It is generally believed that what we recognize as the ancient Maya culturebegan around 300 AD as an offshoot of the olmec civilization. http://www.jaguar-sun.com/timeline.html

It is generally believed that what we recognize as the ancient Maya culture began around 300 AD as an offshoot of the Olmec civilization. The central Mexican city of Teotihucan traded with the Maya and its influence can clearly be seen in some Maya sites, such as Tikal. In fact, the collapse of Teotihucan in the sixth century had a notable effect on the Maya, causing a virtual standstill of new construction for several decades. Between 600 AD and 800 AD , the Classic Maya theories have been proposed to explain this "collapse" including: over-population, extensive warfare, revolt of the farmer/laborer class, or any number of devastating natural disasters. Whatever the reason, its effect was contained to the central region By the time of the Conquest, the Maya civilization was in its Post Classic phase and had reverted to an essentially Maya culture in scattered city-states. It was this lack of cohesion that would thwart the Spaniard's attempts to conquer the Maya. Although the Maya have endured repression and persecution in one form or another for the past 500 years, more than 6 million descendants still maintain a culture that is distinctly Maya in areas of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize and Honduras.

91. MAYA AND OLMEC ARCHAEOLOGY In olmec Art of ancient Mexico (Elizabeth P In Precolumbian Population Historyin the Maya Lowlands (T. Patrick Culbert and Don S. Rice, eds.) 21543. http://www.ncf.edu/andrews/Maya&Olmec.htm

MAYA AND OLMEC ARCHAEOLOGY Prof. Anthony P. Andrews Spring 2004 Office: College Hall 231 Anthro Lab Office Hours: Wednesday 1-3 Tue/Fri: 3:30-4:50 andrews@ncf.edu www.ncf.edu/andrews The goal of this course will be to give students a broad knowledge and an understanding of the archaeology of eastern Mesoamerica, the best-known inhabitants of which are the Olmec and the Maya. The Olmec of the southern Gulf Coast (ca. 1400B500 B.C. ) are considered by many archaeologists to have been the most precocious and artistically productive of the Early Formative societies of Mesoamerica. The Maya can be identified archaeologically as early as 1600 B.C., reached their greatest extent and development during the Classic period (ca. A.D. 250B1100), and were conquered by Spaniards beginning early in the sixteenth century. They number about five million today. At the end of the course we will examine the development of historical archaeology in the Maya area through a study of several case studies from the Colonial period and 19 th century.

92. World Civilization Civilizations of the Americas The olmec Aztecs and Women Gender in the AncientWorld; 9000 National Women s history Project; Asiapac 100 Celebrated Chinese http://pw2.netcom.com/~wandaron/world.html

Forward to "What is Civilization?" The Magical History Tour Home History 1301 ... Search El Centro Sites HISTORY 2321 World Civilization through 1750 Index: World Civ Exercises Online Topics - Links to specific topics and webpages Women and World Civilization Resources Online Geography World Music World Dance ... Museums Topics Introduction Defining Civilization and Use of Primary Resources Prehistory and the Rise of Agriculture Paleolithic and Neolithic Times Early River Valley Civilizations: Tigris and Euphrates - Mesopotamia The Nile - Egypt Indus Valley - India The Classical Period: 100 BCE - 500 CE China India Nomadic Challenges Classical Greece and the Hellenistic World ... Rome and Its Empire The Post-Classical Period: 500-1450 CE Under Construction The Rise of Islam The Pacific Civilization in Eastern Europe Byzantium and Orthodox Europe Western Europe The Americas The Peoples and Civilizations of the Americas The Olmec ... The West and the Changing World Balance The Transformation of the West, 1450-1750 The West and the World Images from History Tommy's List of Live Cams World Wide 9000 Years of Anatolian Women National Women's History Project ... Women in World History General World Civ Resources World Civilization to 1500 - another great page with professor's ideas, links, assignments, etc.

93. Ancient Chocolate Found In Maya "Teapot" Sponsored in part by. ancient Chocolate Found in Maya Coe, coauthor of The True Historyof Chocolate go much further back to the great olmec civilization, which http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/07/0717_020717_TVchocolate.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story National Geographic Today E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Ancient Chocolate Found in Maya "Teapot" By Bijal P. Trivedi National Geographic Today July 17, 2002 Analysis of residue from a ceramic "teapot" suggests that the Maya, and their ancestors, may have been gobbling chocolate as far back as 2,600 years ago, pushing back the earliest evidence of cacao use more than 1,000 years. "This reopens the whole debate about who first invented chocolate," said Jonathan Haas, curator of the mouthwatering "Chocolate" exhibition at the Field Museum in Chicago. The True History of Chocolate, believes based on a slew of evidence, some linguistic, that the roots of chocolate go much further back to the great Olmec civilization, which preceded the Maya. This is one of three spouted vessels from Colha in Northern Belize that was found to contain a cacao residue. The spouted vessel dates to between 600 B.C. and A.D. 250. Photograph courtesy of Terry G. Powis

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95. The Olmecs The Olmecs were the first of the ancient civilizations of Mexico, notable for TypicalOlmec art features jaguars, thicklipped warriors and goatee bearded men. http://www.differentworld.com/mexico/common/pages/history_notes/olmecs.htm

Quick Links: Hotels in Mexico Hotels in Thailand Call toll-free in the US: The Olmecs T he Olmecs were the first of the ancient civilizations of Mexico, notable for their colossal stone sculptures and complex calendar system (later used by the Mayas). They originated in the present day state of Veracruz and flourished between around 1200 to 400 BC. The Olmecs built ceremonial cities, with constructions including pyramids and temples built from mud and earth. They were probably the first muralists and cave painters in Mexico, and also produced statues in jade. Typical Olmec art features jaguars, thick-lipped warriors and goatee bearded men. Often jaguar and human characteristics are combined in were-jaguar babies and children; the Olmecs believed themselves to be descendents of the jaguar and held the animal in high religious status. The largest Olmec momuments are the colossal stone heads, with thick lips and helmets. They have been found up to around 60 miles (100 km) from the source of the raw material and it is not known exactly how these 7 foot (2 meter) high sculptures were transported to the ceremonial sites where they were found. Major discoveries of Olmec artifacts have been found in La Venta and San Lorenzo Tenochtitlán. Some Olmec works, including five of the colossal heads, are on display in La Venta Park, an outdoor museum, having been relocated when the oil industry expansion threatened the original location. There is little to attract tourist to the archaeological sites, and for those on a short visit the best introduction to Olmec art is probably to be gained at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.

96. Mesoamerican Civilizations and eighty percent of those occur at the three largest olmec centers, La These ancientMesoamericans of the Gulf Coast region estabished structured towns laid http://www.saxakali.com/historymam4.htm

Mesoamerican Civilizations : The Preclassic Period (2000 B.C. to A.D. 250) 1700 - 400 B.C. Olmec Culture The Olmec domain extends from the Tuxtlas mountains in the west to the lowlands of the Chontalpa in the east, a region with significant variations in geology and ecology. Over 170 Olmec monuments have been found within the area, and eighty percent of those occur at the three largest Olmec centers, La Venta, Tabasco (38%), San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan, Veracruz (30%), and Laguna de los Cerros, Veracruz (12%). La Venta and San Lorenzo were inhabited as early as 1700 B.C., by peoples who were the direct ancestors to the Gulf coast. They were corn farmers who supplemented their diets with fishing and hunting. Linguists suggest that they spoke a language related to the Mixe and Zoque languages of today. These ancient Mesoamericans of the Gulf Coast region estabished structured towns laid out with central axes. One of the first major population centers, San Lorenzo, was built around a ceremonial core created with millions of cubic feet of earthen fill, moved by the basketload. At La Venta, excavations on the north side of a 32 meter-tall (106 ft.) earthen pyramid mound uncovered caches of polished jade celts, colored clay floors, and several royal burials. One burial was in a large sandstone sarcophagus carved to depict a supernatural caiman. Two other burials occurred in a tomb chamber constructed from basalt columns. All the burials included offerings of beautiful greenstone figures, jewelry, and celts.

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