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Index of Resources for Historians: an all purpose huge index of hyperlinks to history-related sites sorted by category. Note especially the Ancient sites (near the top--this is an alphabetical list).

Association of Washington Historians: a friendly association for all historians in the state of Washington. Click here for meeting information. I'm the Secretary-Treasurer of this group.

Perseus Digital Library: a great site for ancient Greece. Contains lots of hyperlinks to other sites and a great collection of art and architecture. Drop in and see for yourself.

Rome Project: one of two great Roman sites. Packed with information organized by subject. Check out the illustrated list of Roman Emperors in the political Section. There are also a lot of hyperlinks. Go now!

Romarch: the other great Roman site. This site also contains a great many hyperlinks to subjects of interest to ancient historians. So what are you waiting for?

Lacus Curtius: another Roman site that has lots of information for students of Roman history. There are maps (in Latin, no less), texts, and much more. This site is put together by Bill Thayer at the University of Chicago.

De Imperitoribus Romanis: an on-line encyclopedia of Roman Emperors. Lots of information here about all those lovely individuals who ruled Rome. But wait! There's more: coins, battle maps, other items of interest. Not to mention various links.

Boldly go where no one has gone before: into Star Trek cyberspace!

Jimmy Buffett stuff. Lyrics, information, and items to purchase for parrot heads! For all of you who watch Law and Order, get a copy of Rancho Deluxe to see Sam Watterston out west in Montana. A bit different from the sophisticated Jack McCoy nailing the bad guys in a New York courtroom.

Department of History at WAZZU--this is where I'm located professionally (in other words, these are the people who pay me. Check here for History course listings, faculty, organizations, and other sundry information, both graduate and undergraduate.

My DDP the MyDDP Page. Track your grades, find out more about the DDP program.

More than you ever wanted to know about WAZZU .

Go back to the inaccurately named
Richard S. Williams Unpretentious Home Page
by pressing the comm-badge. Make it so!

Reach me by e-mail at: sarek@wsu.edu

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		HYPERLINKS (This is where I get to tell you where to go)
		*Index of Resources for Historians:* an all purpose huge index of hyperlinks to history-related sites sorted by category. Note especially the Ancient sites (near the top--this is an alphabetical list).
		*Association of Washington Historians:* a friendly association for all historians in the state of Washington. Click here for meeting information. I'm the Secretary-Treasurer of this group.
		*Perseus Digital Library:* a great site for ancient Greece. Contains lots of hyperlinks to other sites and a great collection of art and architecture. Drop in and see for yourself.
		*Rome Project:* one of two great Roman sites. Packed with information organized by subject. Check out the illustrated list of Roman Emperors in the political Section. There are also a lot of hyperlinks. Go now!
		*Romarch:* the other great Roman site. This site also contains a great many hyperlinks to subjects of interest to ancient historians. So what are you waiting for?
		*Lacus Curtius:* another Roman site that has lots of information for students of Roman history. There are maps (in Latin, no less), texts, and much more. This site is put together by Bill Thayer at the University of Chicago.
		*De Imperitoribus Romanis:* an on-line encyclopedia of Roman Emperors. Lots of information here about all those lovely individuals who ruled Rome. But wait! There's more: coins, battle maps, other items of interest. Not to mention various links.
		Boldly go where no one has gone before: into *Star Trek* cyberspace!
		*Jimmy Buffett* stuff. Lyrics, information, and items to purchase for parrot heads! For all of you who watch Law and Order, get a copy of Rancho Deluxe to see Sam Watterston out west in Montana. A bit different from the sophisticated Jack McCoy nailing the bad guys in a New York courtroom.
		*Department of History* at WAZZU--this is where I'm located professionally (in other words, these are the people who pay me. Check here for History course listings, faculty, organizations, and other sundry information, both graduate and undergraduate.
My DDP		the MyDDP Page. Track your grades, find out more about the DDP program.
		More than you ever wanted to know about WAZZU .
		Go back to the inaccurately named Richard S. Williams Unpretentious Home Page by pressing the comm-badge. Make it so!
		Reach me by e-mail at: sarek@wsu.edu