Links to Sources Used for the Tapestry of Bronze

The world wide web is a wonderful place; information is just a click away. The research that we thought would require several lifetimes to accomplish was enabled by the presence of so many who felt compelled to share their knowledge with humanity. We thank them deeply, and below we share them with you.

Greek Mythology Links

Parada's Greek Mythology Link:

A tremendously detailed resource

Timeless Myths:

Greek myths and others as well

Links to the Information about Bronze Age

Bronze Age Europe:

Links to plenty of information about the Bronze Age in Europe. Some sources available in German and other languages

Maps of Ancient Greece:

Maps of ancient Greek world. Incredible detail!

Links to Modern Day Greece

Visiting Archaeolgical Sites in Greece:

If you want to visit archaeogical sites in modern day Greece. Named after Pausanias, the Roman who created the original tour guide scrolls

Archaeological Museum at Thebes:

The small but rich Archaeological Museum at Thebes. Worth a visit in person, too!

Information on Greek Cities:

This website has information and even view about Greek cities, showing the perspective from today and yesterday. Also available in Greek!

Stock Photography at Fotos Search

Plenty of photos of Greece.

Links We Just Like

Perseus-Tufts Education Project:

A project in which many of the classics are being put on line.

Steven Saylor's website:

Contains a list of historical fiction books relating to ancient Greece and ancient Rome.

Coffeehouseforwriters:

A website for writers, including articles by Victoria on the how-to's of writing historical fiction.

Steve Lampasona's On-line Art Gallery:

Visit the website of the artist who created the cover art for Iokaste.

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