There is even a page with suggestions on how to navigate through the site. The next group of sites provide a large amount of information as well as offering meteorites for sale. The Meteorite Market is one of the Net's meteorite pioneers, and has undergone many changes since its start on July 17, 1995. The host, Erik Twelker, was the first on the Net to provide a picture of each meteorite for sale at his site. He is now, according to my observations, also the first to offer a page of unnamed meteorite pictures so the viewer can choose specimens according to looks.
Educational information is abundant, and there are many photo links sprinkled throughout the text.
Surfing this site is like using a multimedia program. The thorough use of hypertext links connect definitions, pictures, maps, and a glossary of minerals found within meteorites. Besides The Meteorite Market's many meteorites for sale, tektites, books and display stands are also offered. This site is really an on-line catalog where you can spend time leisurely looking at pictures and reading about the specimens. This is an excellent site for both the meteorite hobbyist and for those interested in learning about the educational power of the Internet.