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Kristen Boone Annotated Bibliography Diana D’Andrea Richard Rehmann __Encyclopedia Mythica__. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - “Award-winning internet encyclopedia of mythology, folklore and religion.” Utilize the easy and convenient search function to have access to a database that covers ancient mythologies spanning across many cultures i.e. – Greek, Celtic, Norse, Roman, Native American, etc. Also includes genealogical tables and bestiary which are great supplements when unsure of what creatures are being discussed. **Rating** - 5/5 //Kraemer, Elizabeth Wallis.// __An Etymological Dictionary of Classical Mythology__. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - This site is dedicated to linking the development of English words from Ancient Greek and Roman mythologies to their current form. The site also offers links to how mythology has influenced many things from calendar terms to pop culture to astronomy. **Rating** – 5/5 Joel Skidmore. (1993). __Greek Mythology__. Mythweb. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - Mythweb is primarily a website for students to learn about the different ancient Greek myths, gods and heroes. The main page contains sections to explore information on Greek gods and heroes, there is also a section that contains why myth are relevant today, as well as an encyclopedia of Greek mythology. In this section there is another link for teachers which give information for projects, teaching tips, and why it is important to teach mythology in schools today. **Rating** – 4/5 __Penn Museum: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology__. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - The Penn Museum website has many articles on cultures from various countries as well as information on the exhibits which can be found in the museum. There are many different cultures and countries exhibited such as, Greek, Egyptian, Polynesian and Asian. The Penn Museum website also gives information on conservation and exploration that the museum is involved in. **Rating** – 5/5 Millmore, Mark. (2010). “Discovering Ancient Egypt”. //__ Discovering Egypt __//. 01 Feb. 2010. []. - This site is all about Ancient Egypt. It contains information about the pyramids, pharaohs, hieroglyphs, and kings and queens. The site also has an Ancient Egyptian math calculator along with a math worksheet creator. One can create their name in hieroglyphs using a special program on the site. This site is useful for educators and students as well. **Rating** - 5/5 Seawright, Caroline. “The Ancient Egyptian Number System”. __Tour Egypt!__. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - This article explains how the Ancient Egyptians used mathematics and numbers not only in everyday life but in the building and creation of the pyramids. It contains pictures of the largest surviving scroll, the Rhind Papyrus, and an explanation of its significance. This article also explains the Ancient Egyptian multiplication process. This is a useful source for educators teaching Ancient Egyptian numerical concepts along with those teaching other concepts from Ancient Egypt. **Rating** - 4/5 mpetty38. (2009, Sept. 02). __ The Heroes of Greek Mythology __. [Video]. [] - A humorous video created by high school students discussing the heroes of Greek Mythology. It shows that students can create unique projects making the study of the material fun and more accessible. **Rating** – 3/5 __GreekMythology.com__. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - The Greek Mythology website has a large amount of information on Greek gods, heroes and myths, and also includes full texts of Greek Mythology and Literature. The main page of the website has a family tree of all the major gods for better understanding of family relationship. The website also includes creation stories and geographical locations related to Greek Myths. **Rating** **-** 3/5. Cath88. (2010, Jan. 28). __Greek Mythology – Vocabulary__. [Video]. [] - Helpful video introducing vocabulary that is commonly found in ancient mythology. Can be a good resource to introduce students to before giving them control of their group/individual projects. **Rating** – 3/5 Ancient Greece. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - This website contains information on Greek art, archetecture, history, olympics, wars, geography mythology, people, culture and scoiety. There are also some interactive images in the image gallery as well as maps of the locations of various battles and myths. **Rating** - 5/5. Williams, Scott W. “Mathematicians of the African Diaspora. __Egyptian Arithmetic__. 01 Feb. 2010. []. - This site was created by Dr. Williams from the State University of New York at Buffalo. On the site one can find information on the Egyptian zero, Egyptian counting, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, and Egyptian fractions. The site has contact information for Dr. Williams and could be used by students and teachers. **Rating** - 4/5 Willard, Paula.“Egypt: Secrets of an Ancient World”. __National Geographic__. 01 Feb. 2010. [] - This site is equipped with all one would want to know about the pyramids of Egypt. The site contains maps, time lines, and wonderful photos. It goes into great detail about who built the pyramids, their names, and facts about each one. This site is great for students who want to explore and learn more about the Egyptian pyramids. **Rating -** 5/5