Ancient Mesoamerican Civilizations - This site explores the sights and sounds of Mesoamerican and its rich archaeology and history. Among the topics examined in this study of Aztec, Maya, Mixtec, and Zapotec cultures are history, archaeology, political organizations, mathematics, writing systems, religion, and legends. An excellent resource for various academic disciplines and a real treat for the general audience.
Becoming American: The Chinese Experience - Designed as a companion to the PBS television program, this page offers detailed eyewitness accounts of the lives and history of this large segment of the American population.
Mountain Voices - Ranging from Lesotho to Nepal, this page offers interviews with over 300 people who live in ten of the highland and mountain regions around the world, focusing on questions of cultural change and the impact of development.
SARAI (South Asia Resource Access on the Internet) - Part of the WWW Virtual Library of Asian Studies, this huge colorful and unique site covers libraries, reference tools and bibliographic resources on South Asia, electronic journals and newspapers from the region, a directory of South Asian scholars, web resources by country (including city and province home pages), organizations and topic-specific sites. A search engine is provided.
The Cave of Lascaux - A virtual representation of the famed Palaeolithic arts, Le Lascaux, closed to the public view since 1963 for preservation. A plan of all galleries is provided with all major artworks illustrated.
