9th Grade British Museum
Processing Request
Museum Websites
- Cite in NoodleTools as: Website/Work of Visual Art
Google Arts & Culture (search a variety of museum artifacts in one place)
Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History (Can find some secondary source information in the Met essays based on time period, region, and theme)
Citations and Paraphrasing:
Analysis and Evaluation:
Schedule a Meeting with Ms. Matchak
British Museum Project Databases
Ancient and Medieval History Online (can use for primary, secondary, and tertiary sources)
ARTSTOR (use for primary sources; Cite as Database/Image or Work of Visual Art -- Database is: ARTSTOR)
Britannica Academic (use for tertiary sources; cite as Database/Original Content)
Gale eBooks (use for secondary sources)
Gale One File: World History (use for secondary sources -- don't begin with this database, it is mostly journal articles)
Great Events from History: The Middle Ages, 477 - 1453 (use for secondary sources; Salem)
Modern World History (can use for both primary & secondary sources) - Mostly for students who have artifact from the Americas.
Oxford Reference Online (use as tertiary sources)
Oxford Art Online (use as tertiary sources)
Salem Press E-books
Use to find supplemental (primary) sources and some secondary source information about the primary sources.
Defining Documents in World History: Ancient World 2700 B.C.E.-c. 500 C.E. Note: See Chronological List at end of Table of Contents to view documents by date.
Defining Documents in World History: Middle Ages 475-1500 Note: See Chronological List at end of Table of Contents to view documents by date.
Defining Documents in the Renaissance and Early Modern Era 1308-1600 Note: See Chronological List at end of Table of Contents to view documents by date.
Milestone Documents of World Religions Note: See "List of Documents by Religious Tradition" at the very end of the Table of Contents to find documents by religious traditions. It provides a list of documents by date.