Here is a link to the History Channel website.

This Day In History.

Internet History Sourcebooks -- collections of public domain and copy-permitted historical texts presented cleanly (without advertising or excessive layout) for educational use.

Best of History Websites.

A long list of history and archeology links, in no discernable order.

The History Guide "has been created for the high school and undergraduate student who is either taking classes in history, or who intends to major in history in college."

HistoryWorld: making history make sense

General WWW Resources for the Study of History

Greater Anthropology is a page that take a wider view of archeology and anthropology than just the physical evidence.

The Ultimate Tree Ring Web Pages: Dendrochronology guide.

Hyper History Online

EyeWitness to World History.

American History websites, from the Homework Center

eHistory.com

ICTeachers History links

ABCentral's History Links

A list of timeline links (mostly dealing with the 20th century).

A list of general history links

Reenactor.net is a good place to look for living history/historical reenacting.

Beginner's guide to historical reenactments.

Archive CD Books

Pre Construct Archeology is a company specializing in fast archeological projects on construction sites.

The Archeology Channel

Archeology Magazine

British Archeology magazine

Society of Primitive Technology

ARCHway: searchable resource compiling the archaeology journal holdings of over 20 UK university, museum and private libraries.

Rare Book School is an independent non-profit educational institute supporting the study of the history of books and printing and related subjects.

Forums at Military Discussion.com

SITE O is an international research/discussion group of people from around the world. All the members have an interest in fortifications and/or artillery.

Online Journal of Military Archeology from the Fortress Explorers Society

History Museums

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