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*Area Studies include: China-Tibet /
Portal Sites:
Links below are for
The Ancient Indus Valley - a overview and multimedia presentation of the oldest of the four great ancient civilizations
Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library - Site authored by historians for historians; authoritative and massive.
East & Southeast Asia: an Annotated Directory of Internet Resources
Produced by the Asian Studies Dept. of Redlands University.
EurasiaNet
A project of the Open Society Institute; provides analysis and information about all the areas of Central Asia. Inlcudes a current news service.
The Islamic World to 1600
Produced by the University of Calgary; excellent overview.
Maps of Asia (from the Perry-Castandea Map Library at the U. of Texas)
Silk Road Seattle Project. (University of Washington)
A compilation of all kinds of historical and geographic material for the period from the beginning of the common era through the 16th century. For students and teachers, all levels, 6-12+)
For information on specific countries see the following:
Ethnologue Country Index: Asian Languages
Includes also Middle Eastern countries.
Library of Congress Country Studies/Area Studies
Library of Congress Portals to the World: Links to Electronic Resources Around the World
Internet Archive of Texts and Documents
A comprehensive collections of links to primary documents from Hanover University's History Department. Includes materials from United States, Europe, and East Asia.
Internet East Asia History Source Book
Internet Indian History Source Book
Internet Islamic History Source Book
Internet Jewish History Source Book
Internet Modern History Source Book
Internet Women's History Source Book
Tiananmen Square, 1989: The Declassified History - National Security Agency.
An electronic briefing book of 35 previously classified documents excerpted from a much larger microfiche collection of over 15,000 pages entitled: China and the United States: From Hostility to Engagement, 1960-1998. Invaluable as a primary research tool.
China
Boxer Rebellion
An overview from Small Planet Connections.
China the Beautiful
A virtual cultural museum of art, calligraphy, poetry, etc.
China WWW Virtual Library: Internet Guide for Chinese Studies
From Heidelberg University, a most comprehensive site. See also below the
Tiananmen Square, 1989: The Declassified History - National Security Agency.
An electronic briefing book of 35 previously classified documents excerpted from a much larger microfiche collection of over 15,000 pages entitled: China and the United States: From Hostility to Engagement, 1960-1998. Invaluable as a primary research tool.
Tibet: Changing and Unchanged
A collection of essays and news coverage by the New York Times over the last ninty years; illustrated.
Tibetan Studies WWW VL Library: The Internet Guide to Tibetan Studies
To Have and Have Not
Website from Wide Angle series that shows the interelationships between China and the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Digital Librarian--Japan
Part of a much larger site; go to home page for accessing other areas and subjects
J Guide (The Stanford Guide to Japanese Information Resources)
(The WWWVL Site for Japan)
Japan, My Japan: a Guide to Japan
Links to Japanese language, arts, culture, travel, society, etc. M Matsuoka, Nagoya University
Korean History Project
Complete text called The Eye of the Tiger will contain 1,400 pages of Korea's history and more.
National Museum of Japanese History
Sakura Museum; see Japanese history timeline and permanent exhibits
North Korea WWW Virtual Library
The Russo-Japanese War in Cultural Perspective, 1904-05, eds. David Wells and Sandra Wilson; a book review by Tim Wright. Review yields hints of the meaning of this war to the participants. Library owns book.
South Korea WWW Virtual Library
Ukiyo-e: the Pictures of the Floating World
Excellent website by Hans Olof Johansson of Japanese art, circa 1750-1900. See also The Floating World of Ukiyo-e, an exhibit from the Library of Congress.
The Cambodian Genocide Program
Lonely Planet: Destination Kazakhstan
Tan Wee Cheng's Heart of the Silk Road
Travel in Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan..
Bangladesh WWW Virtual Library
Manas: India and Its Neighbors
Borobudor: Pathway to Enlightenment - an architectural treasure of the world; an ancient and the largest Buddhist temple in the world
Indonesia: Society and Culture--a World-Wide Web Virtual Library
Compiled by historians for historians.
Last updated: November 2009
