Archaeology, anthropology, and ancient civilizations
This site is designed to provide students and others interested in the fields of archaeology, anthropology, and ancient civilizations. A one stop resource for homework help or other projects.
Brian is a friendly guy who says, ‘This site is a way of sharing information, photos, recipes and opinions with family and friends (and with anyone else who would like to drop in and become a friend!).’ Why not try it.
Bridge Bridge players is a site enabling players of all levels to play live with people from all over the world whenever they like. It¹s a site well worth looking at and even learning from.
Most people own a digital camera these days. This site reviews the latest cameras and equipment but also has advice and helpful forums. So if you are looking to buy a new camera it might be a good idea to look her first.
A BBC Course to get you started on a writing career or as a pastime.
This is the place to come for anyone interested in the above, as it claims to be
Europe’s largest on-
Need to keep the grandchildren amused in the holidays? Look no further; here is an interest guaranteed to keep them busy for hours.
Open Writing Web magazine features a feast of words from regular columnists, U3A writers and other authors. Every day there is something new to read in Open Writing.
Philosophy Groups includes over 19,000 categorized links to philosophy resources on the Internet and has several additional features. Online since early 1997, this site is free to use, and doesn't require user registration of any kind.
This Photography Course offers free lessons ranging from the basics of film, optics, cameras and light to web page layout and digital photography. The lessons are graded from basic through to advanced.
Here you will find a vast selection of poems selected by name and by author. Printable versions are available and are copyright free except for translations.
On this site you will find a compendium of poetry listed by subject, author and style. Poems are available for listening to as well as for reading. Click on the underlined words to go to the archive.
Quilters Dream in Andover has everything a quilter might require to follow this rewarding interest, from fabrics to instruction courses. Click the title.
This is a gold mine of reading matter covering every type of book. One can dip into
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This is a NASA website giving technical information on the huge number of man-
The Mitchell and Kenyon collection is an amazing visual record of everyday life in Britain at the beginning of the twentieth century. Click above for 1901 example
Sock yarn is the most beautiful and versatile of all yarns.
It's used for socks and scarves, hats and mittens, shawls and jumpers, baby clothes
and doll clothes. Your imagination is the limit. Whether you favour hand-
Southampton Natural History Society
Southampton Natural History Society (SNHS) has been established for many years and is concerned with all aspects of natural history within and around Southampton. The society holds regular field and indoor meetings and produces newsletters and an annual report which details the exciting flora and fauna of this region.
With over 8500 pages of walking information, including many walk descriptions, ‘Walking Britain’ is dedicated to the footpaths that cross the landscape. The National Parks feature strongly in the lists of walks including the Lake District, the Peak District and Snowdonia, not to mention the Yorkshire Dales.
On this page you will find 100's of links to UK web pages which detail 1000's of
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Here you will find signposts to educational resources of a (mostly) non-
