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historyofgeology.fieldofscience.com Website

History of Geology

A blog by geologist David Bressan on how geological ideas developed over time, with historical stories drawn from glacie…

historyofphrenology.org.uk Website

History of Phrenology on the Web

A scholarly yet browsable archive on phrenology with an overview, organs of the brain, original texts, images, individua…

historyskills.com Website

History Skills

A teaching-focused history site breaking down major eras and events into structured lessons, timelines, and source-analy…

historytoday.com Website

History Today

A long-running history magazine publishing essays, reviews, and features spanning ancient empires to twentieth-century p…

historyextra.com Website

HistoryExtra

The website of BBC History Magazine, offering articles, podcasts, and quizzes on everything from medieval kings to moder…

historynet.com Website

HistoryNet

A large archive of history articles from several print magazines, covering military campaigns, wars, and biographies fro…

hkn.eecs.berkeley.edu Website

HKN Old Exams: CS 61C

An archive of old exams for Berkeley's CS 61C computer architecture course, kept by the Eta Kappa Nu honor society for s…

hmsgambia.org Website

HMS Gambia

A detailed history of the Colony class light cruiser HMS Gambia, with commission timelines, crew lists and bios, ship ph…

yahnd.com Website

HN Theater

A ranked collection of talks and videos recommended on Hacker News, a handy place to find strong conference lectures and…

hollywoodsgoldenage.com Website

Hollywood's Golden Age

A free reference to the golden age of Hollywood, with profiles of hundreds of actors, actresses and directors, the great…

homemovies100.it Website

HomeMovies100

A project of Italy's national family film archive, Fondazione Home Movies, celebrating a century of amateur filmmaking t…

homesteadhow-to.com Website

Homestead How-To

A homesteading resource with step-by-step DIY projects from woodworking to energy efficiency, plus gardening, preserving…

homesteadingfamily.com Website

Homesteading Family

A homesteading education site on growing, preserving, and thriving on any scale, from apartments to forty acres, with pr…

honolulumuseum.org Website

Honolulu Museum of Art

Hawaii's major art museum, with its collection, current exhibitions, Asian and Pacific art highlights, and programs at i…

hooktheory.com Website

Hooktheory TheoryTab

A crowdsourced database of chord progressions and melodies from tens of thousands of songs, visualized in an interactive…

hot-thai-kitchen.com Website

Hot Thai Kitchen

A Thai cooking site by chef Pailin Chongchitnant, teaching authentic recipes and techniques with thorough video explanat…

hd.housedivided.dickinson.edu Website

House Divided

A digital research engine on the American Civil War era from Dickinson College, linking dated events, people, places, do…

greydragon.org Website

House Greydragon

A living history household devoted to recreating and even living the 14th century, offering educational and reference pa…

houstonlgbthistory.org Website

Houston LGBT History

A sprawling grassroots archive of Houston and Texas LGBT history, with digitized newspapers, photos, bars, organizations…

howacarworks.com Website

How a Car Works

Beautifully illustrated guides to car mechanics, automotive engineering, and tools, including an engine teardown shown i…

howdns.works Website

How DNS Works

A charming comic strip that explains step by step what happens when you type a website address and press enter.

eulerarchive.maa.org Website

How Euler Did It

An archive of Ed Sandifer's MAA column that walks through individual discoveries of Leonhard Euler, explaining the origi…

madehow.com Website

How Products Are Made

An encyclopedia explaining how everyday and unusual products are manufactured, from pencils to pianos, with materials, s…

howthebrainworks.science Website

How the Brain Works

A free online book that explains the brain from the ground up - why it evolved, why it is mostly built for movement, and…

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