Past Links of the Week

- February 2, 1997: Hometime Online!
- Go visit Dean & JoJo (or any of the rest of his feminine coterie) to learn how to do cool fix-it jobs on your home!
- February 9, 1997: The Penguin's Lindsey Buckingham Page!
- Think you know the best guitarists in the world??? WELL--You might need to revise your list! Check out Mr. Buckingham here!
- February 16, 1997: (Re)Soundings
- A great-looking hypermedia journal dealing with all sorts of humanities stuff. Check out their set up!
- February 23, 1997: Discovery Online--Burke's Place
- The official site for the gentleman who got me interested in the history of technology. What a guy!
- March 2, 1997: The Getty Research Institute For The History of Art And The Humanities
- A big (and wealthy) resource for art historical research, publications, etc.
- March 9, 1997: 2 Stupid Dogs in the Caribbean
- One of the more peculiar things I like is the "2 Stupid Dogs" cartoon show. This is a great source of info on the show!
- March 16, 1997: National Gallery of Art
- It's your collection--you own it! See the new site for one of the best museums in the United States.
- March 23, 1997: Historical Atlas of Late Antiquity
- The start of an atlas on Late Antiquity (AD 380-660). It's in French, but not difficult to figure out.
- March 30, 1997: About the Moravian Church
- Who are the Moravians? (Don't confuse 'em with Mormons!) Find out about the oldest Protestant sect in the world.
- April 6, 1997: Books and Book Collecting
- A huge book site, from which you can search many online book dealers.
- April 13, 1997: Queen Home Page
- Another of my favorite bands! This is the official band home page.
- April 20, 1997: Paul Vincent Spade's Home Page
- The home page of my mediaeval philosophy prof--the guy who comes to class in Miles Davis and Blind Willie McTell T-shirts! Find out about the guy, his courses, and his publications here.
- April 27, 1997: Blind Willie McTell
- Now that I've intrigued you, find out about one of the great blues guitarists of this century, little known today. Pictures of Blind Willie.
- May 4, 1997: Medieval Institute at WMU
- Where was I this week??? I was at the International Congress on Medieval Studies, at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Here is the Medieval Institute's home page.
- May 11, 1997: Harmonia
- Keeping with the mediaeval theme, this site is dedicated to a wonderful syndicated radio show on early music.
- May 18, 1997: Casebook: Jack the Ripper
- Now for something completely different! One of my topics of study is Jack the Ripper, and this is a wonderful site for information on the case.
- May 25, 1997: All Quiet On the Western Front (1930)
- For Memorial Day, I've chosen a site which deals with one of my favorite eras of study. This film, simply put, is AMAZING.
- June 1, 1997: Capharnaum-the town of Jesus
- One of Testament's loveliest sections is about this town. A nicely done web site about the archaeological site!
- June 8, 1997: Latin Textbook: Wheelock's Latin (HTML)
- A great study companion for the Latin textbook I'm using currently!
- June 15, 1997: Egyptian Royal Tombs of the New Kingdom
- An excellent site with discussion and illustrations of tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
- June 22, 1997: The American Academy in Rome
- I'm green with jealousy! This fabulous institution is where my Latin prof will be spending the next year!
- June 29, 1997: U.S. Representative James A. Traficant, Jr.
- This great legislator went ballistic last week. Here, with nice graphics, is his homepage!
- July 6, 1997: Portmeirion
- For Independence Day, here is the beautiful hotel where the TV series The Prisoner (celebrating the right of the individual to be an individual) was filmed.
- July 13, 1997: Romanae Antiquae
- A small but excellent site dealing with Roman women and their lives.
- July 20, 1997: Harlingen Interplex
- Where did the kid grow up? Check out my southern Texas home here.
- July 27, 1997: BigYellow - The Biggest Online Yellow Pages Directory!
- The creme-de-la-creme of online telephone directories!
- August 3, 1997: Bermuda - Dept. of Tourism
- Mom was here for a visit! Find out all about her Mid-Atlantic home-from-home here.
- August 10, 1997: Adventures in Good Music with Karl Haas
- One of the most highly educative radio shows on the planet, by the gent we refer to very affectionately as "Uncle Karl"!
- August 17, 1997: The Ancient World on Television ... Web Edition
- The most fabulous place around to find shows on TV relating to the ancient world...complete with DM's personal commentary!
- August 24, 1997: HyperHistory Online
- A very interesting site, with good timelines and fairly accurate (as far as I've seen) entries.
- August 31, 1997: George Rogers Clark National Historical Park History
- I went to see my buddy in Vincennes this week. We stopped by here to have a look around!
- September 7, 1997: RomanSites Home Page
- A very big and somewhat slow site, full of links dealing with Ancient Rome. Several periods, many provinces, and many categories!
- September 14, 1997: Rob Helmerichs
- Pop in to see the gent who is now in charge of MEDIEV-L. Mediaeval history links, plus some Rob-oriented nuttiness!
- September 21, 1997: AncientSites
- A very interesting, interractive site dealing with several parts of the ancient world! Quizzes, virtual tours, chats, and more. (Registration required for some parts.)
- September 28, 1997: The Detroit Institute of Arts
- This weekend, the Friends of Art went to the DIA to see the "Splendors of Ancient Egypt" exhibition. This museum is one of the best in the Midwest.
- October 5, 1997: Labyrinth Home Page
- One of the largest Internet databases for mediaeval studies, full of many good things.
- October 12, 1997: WFBQ Q95 Radio Indianapolis
- Q95 and Bob & Tom have won Marconi awards. Who knows why or how!!! Check out one of Indiana's coolest radio stations here.
- October 19, 1997: Centre For Medieval Studies, University of Toronto
- Yours truly is heading off on another trip this weekend--The Annual Conference of the Centre for Medieval Studies in Toronto. This is the Centre's excellent home page.
- October 26, 1997: Gateway to Art History
- Gardner's Art Through the Ages is probably the best art history survey book around. This is the publisher's companion web site for the book.
- November 2, 1997: Bloomington Division of Continuing Studies
- Yeah, the kid finally got a full-time job with Indiana University! This is the home site for my new employers.
- November 9, 1997: Notes From the Edge
- One of the bands I've become interested in recently is Yes. (I told you I had weird tastes in music!) This is "The Internet Yes Source".
- November 16, 1997: I, Claudius Home Page
- This site is a great storehouse of information put up by one of my fellow AncientSites citizens. Vocabulary notes, episode summaries, and clips from the TV series--fabulous!
- November 23, 1997: INXS - Elegantly Wasted
- Alas, this week we have a very sad link. Michael Hutchence, the lead singer/lyricist of the Australian rock band INXS, died this past Saturday at the age of 37. A true loss for music fans, and for me personally! This is the band's main page.
- November 30, 1997: Resources in Art History for Graduate Students
- For you poor, downtrodden, impoverished grad students working in the realms of art history, here is a link with extensive help in finding that money you need!
- December 7, 1997: CD Now
- Yeah, you all know what a music banana-head I am. But this place is a great resource for old, rare, and otherwise unlocatable music things, including books and videos!
- December 14, 1997: Yahoo! Maps
- Need a map? This place is the most convenient place to get one... Excellent quality, too!
- December 21, 1997: NetSERF: The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources
- Jeez, this place covers a ton!!! Let's see: archaeology, architecture, art, culture, drama, history, law, lit, music, people, philosophy, religion, and more!
- December 28, 1997: Altramar medieval music ensemble
- Altramar is the wonderful local mediaeval music group. They have a brand-new CD out on Dorian Discovery, Iberian Garden: Jewish, Christian and Muslim Spain. Check it out!
- January 4, 1998: The Official Voivod Homepage
- Recently, I've gone back to one of my old music faves. This is truly an interesting progressive metal band from Quebec. Here is their official page.
- January 11, 1998: Annie's Homegrown, Inc.
- Now for a trip to the pantry. Here is the website for the company that makes the wonderful pasta I have been consuming as of late!
- January 18, 1998: The Official Coach Bob Knight Web Site
- You knew he would show up here sooner or later--one of my favorite perps in the whole world! Check out Coach here!
- January 25, 1998: Ennio
Morricone
- This guy has to be one of the greatest composers of this century.
Knockout film scores for The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly,
Hamlet, and Once Upon a Time in the West, among
multitudinous others. This is a good resource page on him!

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