Surf these sites: Ancient Roman History Timeline -- A very nicely layed out timeline of Ancient Rome from the founding of Rome (753 BC) to the rule of Constantine (336 AD) with links to primary sources. Ancient Roman Technology Handbook -- A handy site from the University of North Carolina about numerous aspects of Roman technology Ancient Rome - Suite 101 -- Includes an historical survey of the Roman Empire to A.D. 565, an overview of Latin, and a look at the historical and archaeological research currently being conducted. Ancient Rome Daily Life -- A friendly look at the daily routines and lifestyle of the Ancient Romans. Ancient Rome Links Page -- A list of links about ancient Rome. Ancient Rome Online -- A well-developed resource for students and tourists alike on Roman culture and history. Maps, essays, timelines, and interactive architectural exhibits. Ancient/Classical History from About.Com -- Internet resources on the Italic tribes and early Republican Rome, from About.Com Caen - Scale Model of Rome -- A French site (available in English) with various detailed views of an extensive model of ancient Rome. EAWC: Ancient Rome -- A brief history of Ancient Rome, including a chronology (timeline) and select writings. Electronic Resources for Classicists -- Maintained at the University of California, Irvine. Illustrated History of the Roman Empire -- Extensive site dedicated to ancient Rome. Biographies on emperors, timelines, interactive maps, and sections on Roman society and the military. Link to Ancient Rome -- A plethora of links to other Ancient Rome sites. Nova Roma -- Dedicated to the restoration of Classical Roman religion, culture, and virtues. ORB Online Encyclopedia - Collapse of the Roman Empire -- Though primarialy a reference on medieval history, ORB also provides a few tidbits on the late Roman era. Overview of Late Antiquity -- "The Impact of the Arabs" Overview of Late Antiquity -- "Religion and the Roman Empire -- Christianity" Overview of Late Antiquity -- "Religion and the Roman Empire -- Judaism" Overview of Late Antiquity -- "Politics and North-South Trade in Antiquity" Overview of Late Antiquity -- "Government and Society in the Old Roman World, A.D. 500-530." Roman Ball Games -- Depictions, references, and general information about ancient Roman ball games. Roman Board Games -- The Romans played a wide variety of board games, including Knucklebones (Tali & Tropa), Dice (Tesserae), Roman Chess (Latrunculi), Roman Checkers (Calculi), The Game of Twelve Lines (Duodecim Scripta), The Game of Lucky Sixes (Felix Sex), Tic-Tac-Toe (Terni Lapilli), Roman Backgammon (Tabula), Egyptian Backgammon (Senet), and others. Roman Calendar -- An electronic re-creation of the Roman perpetual calendar. Roman Glass - Reflections on Cultural Change -- Traveling exhibition organized by the University of Pennsylvania that illustrates how glassmaking was influenced by historical events and changing social values in the Roman world. Roman History Resource Center -- An electronic library for students of Roman antiquity Roman History, Coins, and Technology -- Broad presentation of the ancient Roman world, including such subjects as technology, food, art, and society. Roman Slavery -- Slavery in the Roman Empire: numbers and origins RomanSites - Gateway to 1,733 Websites on Ancient Rome -- An extensive collection of links to Roman websites in the world, updated daily. Classified, annotated, loosely ranked and partly indexed by keywords. Rome: Early/Republican -- Netlinks on the Etruscans and kings, the Roman Republic, the rise of Caesar, and Roman politics, religion, and social history from About.Com Rome: Empire -- Netlinks on the later history of Ancient Rome, from Augustus to the Fall, provided by About.Com SPQR: Encyclopaedia Romana -- Researched articles on various ancient Roman cultural topics The Christian Catacombs of Rome -- Outline, history, importance and historical evidence of the life and martyrdom of the early Church. The Kokkinos Archaeological Homepage -- Work and publications on the Roman Imperial family, the Herodian dynasty, and the chronology of the ancient world. The Reforms of Augustus -- An essay about the government and social reforms instituted by Augustus (Octavian) after the collapse of the Roman Republic. The Roman Empire -- Knowledge database maintained by students at ThinkQuest The Roman Orgy Page -- Antique Roman cooking, with recipes from Apicius and Cato. Mailing list and links. The Roman World -- Numerous educational links from the Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand concerning ancient Roman history, culture, architecture and more The Theatrum Pompei Project -- The Theatrum Pompei Project celebrates the monuments of Cn. Pompeius Magnus, especially the theater of Pompey. Roman life during the turbulent fifties B.C. is also covered. Timelines/Tables: Rome -- Links to timelines covering the general history of Rome, timelines of specific authors, tables of life expectancy, kings, and consuls. From About.Com.
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