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Ancient Web: Frank Smitha's Macrohistory Built a World History Timeline by Hand

Frank Smitha's Macrohistory site is a sprawling hand-built world-history project whose century timelines, maps and essays became a long-lived reference for teachers, students and other websites.

Ancient Web: Ancient Egypt: the Mythology Is an Old-School Reference Site That Still Works

Ancient Egypt: the Mythology organizes Egyptian gods, myths, symbols, cult centers and daily life into a straightforward independent reference site.

Ancient Web: Trenches on the Web Put World War I Casualty Figures Into a Table People Kept Citing

The old Trenches on the Web casualty table became a widely cited quick reference for World War I mobilization, deaths, wounds and missing or captured troops, while also showing why historical totals need context.

Ancient Web: Daemonen Built a Hand-Made Lexicon of Demons, Monsters and Folklore

The German Daemonen site assembled entries on supernatural figures from Greek myth, European folklore, South Asian traditions and occult literature into a dense old-web reference work.

Ancient Web: UTEP's Master List of Logical Fallacies Became a Durable Map of Bad Arguments

Owen Williamson's University of Texas at El Paso Master List of Logical Fallacies grew into a widely cited teaching reference for recognizing deceptive, irrelevant and emotionally loaded arguments.