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This is a really cool site that looks into one of the first 
villages!!!
The Mysteries of atalhyk

This is a cool website for your Tile stories if you'd like 
to throw 
in a few Sumerian words.....Skip the first section and you'll 
find a lot as 
you scroll down the page!
Sumerian Words

A very cool interactive website to learn more about Mesopotamia!
Mesopotamia (British Museum)

This is a very informative website on everything Sumerian.
Crystalinks- Sumer

This is a site constructed by a middle school teacher for 
students.  There 
is quite a bit of information that we cover here.
Mr. Donn's Mesopotamia Page

This page has a lot of topics that it covers in Ancient 
Mesopotamia.  It has 
quite a bit of text, ut you might be able to use it for poems, 
gods, etc.
World History- Ancient Mesopotamia

This is an index of Mesopotamian sites.  You may need to take 
some time 
searching through each site listed, going back to the main page 
to find 
another site
Mesopotamia multi sites

This is a website that Josh S. found for us.  It has a lot of the 
information we've been talking about in class and then also has a 
page of 
links you can check out.
Mesopotamian Culture

Another gem found and shared by Josh S.  This is a site that 
features not 
only Sumerian and Babylonian links, but some interesting 
archaeological ones 
as well.
emuseum

A quick list of gods.  This cross-references other cultures and 
their gods' 
names.
gods across the cultures

A great website shared with us by Natalie W.  It has a list of 
possible 
Sumerian names that you may find helpful for some ideas to use in 
your 
Sumerian Tile Story characters.
Sumerian Names

A very cool interactive website to learn more about Ancient 
Egypt!  This is 
the same site as the one we used for the Mesopotamian gods.
Ancient Egypt (British Museum)

This is a miscellany of websites and thier descriptions that was 
gathered by 
another teacher.  Browse through these...there a many to explore!
Egypt sites

This site has a nice overview of all the topics we cover.  Check 
out the 
Trades and Crafts section for your job poster if interested in 
seeing what 
types of jobs there may have been.
Mysteries of Egypt

This is a very informative site on everything Egyptian.  This 
might be a 
good place to start if looking for social structure...
Crystalinks- Egypt

This is a cool site that was made after the book.  You might 
enjoy the humor 
as they show you some interesting facts about the mummification 
process.
You Wouldn't Want to Be an Egyptian Mummy

Check this out to learn more about the different people in 
Ancient Egypt.
Egyptian Social Structure

Another for Egyptian Social Structure.
Odyssey-Egypt

An excellent site that explores all areas of Egyptology.
emuseum

This is an index site that has ALOT of information including 
movies and 
photos to see.
Virtual Egypt

Write your name in hieroglyphs!
Hieroglyphic Name Translator

A listing of links and resources for Ancient Egypt.
Ancient Egypt

This is the site we played with in class that has you choose your 
afterlife 
accommodations.
Eternity Travel

This is a fun way to send a message to your friends!  Try it out 
its fun!
Buried Message (Boston Museum of Science)

A fun site that lets you create a message, bury it and then send 
it to a 
friend for them to unearth!  Try it out it's fun!
Buried Messages (Boston Museum of Science)

Make plans for your afterlife!  This site is set up like a travel 
agency and 
has you select accommodations for your passage into the afterlife.
Eternity Travel (Boston Museum of Science)

We usually do not accept Wikipedia as a viable source, but this 
page is a good start of the basic information.  Continue to use 
other sites with better details.
Wiki Catapult Basic Information

GREAT resource of the various types of catapults
Catapults

This is a store with plans, models and kits.  You ARE NOT to 
order any of these, but should use the information on the website 
to construct your own.  There are great pictures, schematics and 
terminology.  You might want to consult this website for some of 
your labeling of the parts.
Catapult Plans

This has a variety of ideas....
Catapult Crazy

Practice your construction and aim of a catapult to grasp the 
idea of how they work.  Fun!
Catapult Simulation


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