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or: the secrets of Doctor What since most of this sites come from Doctor What’s Nice Reference site(s) thread.
Links to Aboriginal Resources literally thousands of links to numerous topics related to natives in North and South America. Everything from treaties to language lessons to maps can be found. Alas–the site has not been updated for some time so a lot of the links are dead–but that still leaves a few hundred still functioning.
Aboriginal Portal similar to the one above, only this one is maintained by the Canadian government. Nearly 20 different topics, each one subdivided into further sub-topics. Literally hundreds of links–all of them updated on a regular basis. There’s even an International section that covers pretty much every region in the world–and a link to a Global forum on Indigenous Peoples and the Information Society.
Index of Native American Resources on the Internet
Native American Flags a compendium of over 190 tribal flags and flags of tribal associations throughout North America.
Atlas-historique.net in French
Cartographic Images images of about 1000 maps from 6000 BC to 1880 AD. Fairly extensive link section to other map sites.
Historical and Political Maps of the Modern Age
WHKMLA Historical Atlas (German focus)
all the maps form the new otl maps thread Maps from the year 500CE to 2007
Server for digital historical maps at the INSTITUTE OF EUROPEAN HISTORY - MAINZ (parts in German)
William R. Shepherd 1923 Atlas
Matthew White Maps of the 20th Century
Nation Master - A massive central data source and a handy way to graphically compare nations
or try the Blank Map thread on AH.com
Calculators On-Line Center Over 22,000 on-line calculators for every conceivable subject–from calculating dinosaur running speeds to the effects of nuclear explosions to bra sizes to seeing sunrise/moonrise times for any spot on earth to Calendar conversion calculators for nearly every ancient culture.
International Encyclopedia of Uniform Insignia - exactly what it says-images of insignia and uniforms of nearly every country, some going back to the 18th and 19th century.
Axis History Forum - Mainly WW2, covers several other areas. Use the search function!
U-boat.net - List of WW2 axis submarines, allied warships with some detail.
Thread with lots of useful books listed - Use this thread to add useful books regarding the Pacific War (WW2) or if you need some resources.
Museums Around the World links to the websites of pretty much every museum in the world all on one page.
Canada Aviation Museum has about 15,000 pictures on airplanes from the very earliest ones to the present day. The ‘Artifacts’ and ‘Image Bank’ sections are quite nice.
Thought of the Day for five different religions
United States historical census data browser, 1790-1970 Examine state and county topics for individual census years (1790-1960) on such topics as literacy rates, ethnicity, average size of farms and slave population, to name just a few.
FEDSTATS Searchable access to statistics from over 70 agencies of the U.S. government.
An amazing resource found by VoCSe (or whatever he's called this week) Includes a lot of information on the Age of Colonisation from the 16th to the 18th centuries in detail.
Virtual Autopsy brush up on all those skills you picked up watching CSI
The Internet Classics Archive Select from a list of 441 works of classical literature by 59 different authors, including user-driven commentary and “reader’s choice” Web sites. Mainly Greco-Roman works (some Chinese and Persian), all in English translation.
Acadian & Cajun Genealogy and History Online Approx. 750 links on everything about Acadian and Cajun history, ranging from archaeology, maps, pictures, postcards, recipes and–of course–geneology.