WEB SITES - Click on desired site to view.

• Roman Rulers
  http://www.inter-nos.com/ancients/rulers.html
  Gives a brief history of well known Roman Rulers as well as the years each ruler was in power for.
  
• Rome
  http://www.catacombe.roma.it/welcome.html
  This site discusses the history, creation and symbols of the Catacombs of Ancient Rome.
  
• The Campanian Society, Inc.
  http://www.catacombe.roma.it/welcome.html
  This is a site by a company offering teaching materials for purchase. Many of the materials are on different areas of Roman history.
  
• Exploring Ancient World Cultures
  http://www.catacombe.roma.it/welcome.html
  This site has many useful links as well as information about Ancient Rome and its culture. the stories and information given is very complex and most likely too high of a level to be used as student resource but the information could be used to help form a lesson on Rome.
  
• Roman - Open Air Museum Hechinge - Stein
  http://www.dhm.de/museen/stein/stein_e.html
  This site contains information and pictures of a Roman Villa discovered in Germany. The discovery of the Villa has uncovered evidence of ancient Roman daily life as well as architecture and sculpture.
  
• Jan Kempe
  http:www.emi.k12.il.us/~kempeja/
  This is a web site created by a teacher for teachers. There is information about what this teacher is doing in their class. There are many picture and information about the major sites of ancient Rome.
  
• Rome Project
  http://www.nltl.columbia.edu/Groups/rome/
  this site is a collectionof "Rome resources". It is divided into these sections an is easy to navigate.
  

BOOKS

• Imperial Rome by Jill Hughes
  
• One Day in Rome by G. B. Kirtland
  
• A Roman Fort by Fiona MacDonald
  
• Ancient Rome by James Simon
  
• The Romans by Anthony Marks
  
• The Sandal by Tony Bradman
  
• Science in Ancient Rome by Jaquelaine Harris
  
• A Roman Town by Jonathen Rutland
  
• Four Hourses for Tishtry by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
  

VIDEOS

• Religion in Roman Life Shandloff, Nina.,Taplin, John.,Educational Audiovisual, Inc.1989. Pleasantville, N.Y
  
• Slaves in Ancient Rome. Jarvis,S., Tingay, Graham. Educational Audiovisual, Inc.,1983. Pleasantville, N.Y..
  
• The Roman Empire and its civilization. Educational Audiovisual, Inc., 1989. Pleasantville, N.Y.
  
• The Roman Numerals. Visual Education, Inc. 1977. Santa Barbara, California.
  
• Visual Narratives: Storytelling in Etruscan and Roman art. Brilliant, Richard. 1984. Ithaca : Cornell. University Press.
  
• Intellectual Life at the court of Frederick II Hohenstaufen. Tronzo, William 1994. University Press of New England.
  

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