Images from World History offers examples of premodern art and archæology the world over to support the teaching of world history. Information about this site is provided on a separate page.
The menu system can be accessed by clicking on the links to the submenus or by pressing the TAB key until the entry is selected, and then the ENTER key. Some content could not be recovered from the University of Alabama.
Starting on 24 May 2008, this site is being slowly reconstructed in this new location as time allows. Donations of images to expand it are welcome, and I would appreciate knowing of any corrections or suggestions, for which contact me by e-mail. Reached by 30 May 2008, the Ancient section, East Asia.
Images from World History main menu
- The Archaic Mode of Production (rule by a “supernatural community”)
- Archaic Africa
- Archaic Mesopotamia
- Archaic Anatolia
- Archaic Europe
- The Ancient Mode of Production (rule by a “political community”)
- Ancient East Asia
- The Ancient Near East
- Ancient Central Asia
- Ancient South Asia
- Ancient West Asia
- Iron Age Europe
- Ancient Mediterranean Culture
- Ancient Africa
- The Feudal Mode of Production (rule by the private power of a class)
- Feudal West Asia
- Byzantine Empire
- Early Medieval Europe
- High Medieval Europe
- Feudal Africa