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and more information on Mesopotamia, Sumer, and
Hammurabi, try these links.
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Yale Law School with Babylonian background |  |
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Yale Law School with text of Hammurabi's Code | |
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Yale Law School with glossary of gods | |
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Encyclopedia of the Orient (with photos) | |
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Encarta Online information on Hammurabi's Code | |
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Myths and Legends | |
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Oriental Research Institute Guide |
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The History Guide | |
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Kidipede, History for Kids | |
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Lycos Retriever, a listing of resources | |
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the Louvre, see what they have on Hammurabi! | |
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Check out some African folk tales collected by the author while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Liberia and see how they can be used to help bring African culture alive in the classroom. |
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and to learn about the author who does more than just write about Hammurabi in his spare time, check out Phillip Martin's Personal Web Page. |
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If you like the artwork throughout this site, check out Phillip Martin's Clip Art Site..There you'll find a variety of cartoons that can easily be used in the classroom or anywhere else. .Best of all, it's all free. |
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The links were updated in September, 2007. No promises how long they will remain current. |