There are a wide range of clickable sites including a clickable time line and a clickable time line pertaining to the history of Halai from Neolithic times. Not only is there valuable information but there are also valuable pictures of the site itself and various surrounding areas. The archeological dig is well documented at this site. All the information at this site should prove valuable but at this time it is under construction and not all of the information is available. The pages contained in this site were laid out by Scott John McDonough and are maintained by Eliot Gillum.
Epigraphy is the study of inscriptions.
This is an especially interesting site if you want to discover where much of our knowledge from Ancient Greece comes. Greeks recorded entries on papyrus in the Classical Age and these scrolls were discovered in Egyptian tombs. The information contained in this article includes facts about the discovery of famous poems and literary works of Greece, as well as the discovery of the main Greek Holy Bible written in fourth century Alexandria. Also included is information about the Coptic codices of the Egyptians which contained original copies of the Scriptures and other dated texts. This site would be useful for a class discussion on the continuity of religion between the Greeks and the Egyptians.