History_Culture

•	Horse: The Equine servant of man.
•	Breeds of Livestock: Including Cattle, Goats, Horses, Sheep, Swine and others.
•	Dogs: At Dogs Online. Descriptions and Photos of 172 Breeds.
•	Chicken Breeds: Henderson's Chicken Breed Chart.
•	Animal Husbandry: The care and raising of animals.
•	Elephants: Magnificent animals that have served as workers and warriors.
•	Falconry: The art of hunting with falcons.
•	Whales: and Dolphins of course. At Enchanted Learning.
•	Big Cats: Not the little ones running around in our houses, but the lords of the wild.
•	Wolves: At the International Wolf Center.
•	Rabbits: Domesticated and wild.
•	Weasel: Including all the known species.
•	Rodent: Serious pests and sometimes pets.
•	Primates: Our ancestors and contemporaries.
•	Birds: Evolution, Taxonomy and more.
•	Seal: Not the Naval variety.
•	Pleistocene megafauna: All those cool prehistoric animals that populate prehistoric stories.
•	Marsupial: The animals of Australia and some others.
•	Dinosaur: Dinosaur Fact: The Greatest Dinosaur site in the world?
•	Dinosaur: The Wikipedia article with lots of links.
•	Reptiles: From the Reptile Channel. Snakes, Lizards and Turtles.
•	List of Prehistoric Animals: At About.com Dinosaurs.
•	Fish: Wikipedia Article.
•	Insects and Bugs: At Insects.org.
•	Arthropod: Crabs, Millipedes, Centipedes, Spiders and more.
•	Mollusca: The largest marine phylum, as well as terrestrial snails and slugs.

•	The History Channel: Lots of good information and listings for the shows.
•	The Military History Channel: More focused on military history around the world.
•	The Discovery Channel: All kinds of history is also offered on this channel.
•	Hyperhistory: A world history timeline, so you can make sure the backgrounds are correct.
•	Timelines of History: Almost three million hits so has to be good.
•	History Timelines: Another history timeline.
•	IU S Army Center of Military History: Unit histories, museums and other good stuff.
•	Military History: Warfare through the ages - Battles and Conflicts.
•	World Cultures: An online Cultures Around the World database.
•	Exploring Ancient World Cultures: An Introduction to Ancient World Cultures.
•	Countries and Their Cultures: Alphabetical listing of world cultures.
•	UNESCO: World Heritage Center - World Heritage List.
•	History of Agriculture: At BioWorld Blog.
•	A History of American Agriculture: More regional in focus, from 1607-2000.
•	History of Food & Agriculture: From the Agropolis Museum.
•	The Story of Farming: From History Link 101.
•	History of Agriculture Timeline: from xtimeline.com.
•	Major Religious Groups: The article from Wikipedia.
•	World Religions: From Religious Tolerance Org.
•	World Religions: At Religion Facts Com.
•	History of Religion: At Maps of War. Religion and its wars.
•	Timeline of Religions: Their founders, their progression, etc.
•	History of Architecture: From History World.
•	Ancient Greece: From Ancientgreece.com.
•	The Great Buildings Collection: From Greatbuildings.com. All types and ages.
•	Prehistoric Architecture: From Old and Sold, Turn of the century wisdom for today.
•	A Digital Archive of Architecture: From Boston College.
•	Architecture Timeline: From Architecture About.com.
•	English Architecture: From Britain Express, with other pages on British history and culture.
•	Ancient History Encyclopedia: With a number of timelines, Art and Culture, Cities and Buildings, etc.
•	Skyscrapers: From the SkyscraperPage.com. Very complete resource for the world's big buildings.
•	Building Big: How to build a skyscraper at PBS.
•	Future Skyscrapers: What's on the horizon. A spur to the imagination.
•	Amazing Architecture: 11 Buildings from the future at Huffington Post.
•	Green Architecture: 12 Designs for the future.
•	Future by Design: Really cool looking buildings and cities by Jacque Fresco, one of many on Youtube.
•	Arcology: The Wikipedia article about these residential megastructures.
•	Arcologies: At Arcology.com of course.
•	How Bridges Work: At Howstuffworks. Basics of different types of bridges.
•	List of Bridges: From Wikipedia, long list of bridges around the world with links.
•	Famous Bridges: At Famous Bridges.com. Not all have active links.
•	History of Clothing and Textiles: From Wikipedia.
•	Textile Industry History: Site Devoted to the History of Mills, People and Companies
•	A Brief History of Clothing: with links to life in some of the ancient cultures.
•	Bedding: From Wikipedia. How people have spent the night through the years.
•	What Women Wore: From About.com, mostly links to a number of other articles.
•	History of Men's Clothing: Mostly from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
•	Ancient Hebrew Culture: From the Ancient Hebrew Research Center.
•	The Roman Empire: With all aspects of the culture.
•	The Greeks: At Mare Nostrum, with papers on Rome and other Cultures.
•	Ancient Egypt: An introduction to the history and culture of Pharaonic Egypt.
•	Ancient India: From the British Museum.
•	Ancient China: From the British Museum.
•	World History: From Macrohistory and World Report.
•	Japan: With pages on history and culture.
•	Encyclopedia of the Celts: Lots of good information on the party boys of Europe.
•	Native Americans: Clickable map of regions and cultures.
•	History of Ceramics: From the American Ceramic Society.
•	Material Science Technology: From Washington.edu.
•	History of Glass: From HistoryOfGlass.com.
•	History of Metals: From Carnegie Mellon University, with links to individual metals.
•	Metal: From Wikipedia, with lots of links as always.
•	Steam Engines: From Howstuffworks.
•	Steam Locomotives: From Steam Locomotive dot com.
•	Clipper Ships: For a short time they were the kings of the seas.
•	Windjammer: The ultimate sailing ship.
•	Airships: The Hindenburg and other Zeppelins.
•	Horse Transports of the Middle Ages: How they shipped horses in ships.
•	Horse Drawn Vehicles: With links to all the various named vehicles.