Along with a timeline, there is a really interesting list of the early settlers and their occupations. In the Exhibits section, there is a great display and explanation of armor actually found at the site. Visiting, which includes maps, Publications, and Resources complete the site. In an effort to keep searches educational, this site includes U.S. Information, Canadian Information, People Search Biographies, Places Search, Topic Search, and a Living Things Search. This site should narrow search difficulties that confront students.
Links lead to an alphabetical listing of links.
There is even a link to see the entire list in alphabetical order. This is an outstanding site that was set up to help K-12 teachers use primary source data with students. It has the writing of famous people, photos and pictures, questions, and lessons. Subtopics include an alphabetical listing called Learn More About It, American Memory, Learning Page, Activities, Lessons, and more. Some examples I enjoyed were original letters by Alexander Graham Bell that modeled persuasive writing skills for a language arts lesson.