History Sites of Interest

• The Australian Archives
• Australian Capital Territory Bureau of Arts and Heritage: Features rock painting, interpretations of Dreamtime stories and discussions of Australian prehistory through archaeology
• The Australian Historical Association
• Australian History on the Internet: Maintained by National Library of Australia. Provides links to history-related sites of interest, incl. info on research holdings at Aust. libraries & universities, Abor. & Torres Strait Islander history, current hist. debates etc.
• Australian Information Server in History and the Humanities: Australian Information Server in History and the Humanities
• Centre for Irish Studies: Irish Studies
• ECHO: Exploring and Collecting History Online – Science & Technology: Designed to promote and improve the history of science and technology on the Web
• Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History: Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History
• History Departments around the World: Quick Search: Excellent resource for locating email addresses of other historians: quick search
• History Journal Chronos
• History Internet Sites : A comprehensive listing compiled by staff at Murdoch University Library
• History Matters: The U.S. Survey Course on the Web : Designed especially for teachers of U.S. History Survey courses, History Matters provides an excellent starting point for exploring American history on the Web. WWW.history serves as a gateway to the Internet, providing an annotated, searchable guide to
• Internet history resource on Great War
• Journalists at War
• Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: Exploring the French Revolution: Provides an accessible and lively introduction to the French Revolution as well as an extraordinary archive of some of the most important documentary evidence from the Revolution.
• MacQuarie Net: Designed for school students and based on the encyclopaedia, this site includes extracts from Manning Clark, Australian news, and over 1200 pcitures
• The Spy Who Never Was by Michael Durey
• Western Australian History Foundation
• World War 1: Trenches on the Web
• History Essay Handbook