Calendars- Very good site that has sections on all the early civilizations and their methods and reasons for marking time.

Rossetta stone-From the Cleveland Museum - a page dealing with hieroglyphics, the Rosetta Stone discovery and Jean Champollion. Translate some ancient text and learn about the ancient language. Nice Site.

Ancient Egypt -- The British Museum  ***** Explore Egyptian Life, Geography, Pyramids, and Time. Find out where writing was used in Ancient Egypt. Shockwave activities are included for each area of study.

History of Egypt-Site by Greg Reeder "dedicated to examining the art, archaeology, religion and history of Egypt" - go and stay a while exploring the links, read some of the myths,  history of Egypt and religious beliefs, view some ancient and not so ancient art. It's a Top 5% spot

Egyptian gods-Creation Myths and Book of the Dead plus a Symbol List and Mythical Deities List. All of these have images and very nice descriptions or definitions. Great Site .

Hieroglyphics- Fun spot--just type your name in the blank and click a button and a few seconds later you see it in hieroglyphics. You can even print it out if you care to.

Creative Impulse - Prehistoric Times - Great site..Lots of information on the way people lived  during prehistoric times.

 Creative Impulses Mesopotamia - 160 sites  - Many sites on literature, art, and Hammurabi.

 Creative Impulses Egypt - 134 sites - Many sites on pyramids,  people, government, and daily life.

 Creative Impulses China  - 100 sites -Emphasizing early Chinese history, government, religion, and art.

Ancient World – Hundreds of sites on all of the ancient civilizations.  A great source of information.***

Global 9 - Many sites on the ancient world of particular interest are the sites on Chinese and Indian religions; on Islam; animism; and Christianity.

History of India - The first sections deal with the early history of India,  the Ramayana and the early religions.  Great Site to gather information.**