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Be sure to consult the Primary Sources tab in this Guide. The list below stresses online resources. There are typicallty many more in print and microform.
Primary Sources--Asia
Art Museum Image Gallery
The Art Museum Image Gallery is a digital resource of over 155,000 art images and related multimedia from distinguished museums around the world. The images are rights-cleared for educational use. Art from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas spanning time from 3000 B.C. to the present is included.
China through Westsern Eyes
This is a huge set of primary sources on microfilm of people from the West writing about their experiences in China. The link takes you to the MARQCAT entry for the online guides to the collection.
Empire Online
This online full-text resource covers the history of the British Empire over five centuries by reproducing digital copies of primary documents.
Japan through Western Eyes
This is a huge set of primary sources on microfilm of people from the West writing about their experiences in Japan. The link takes you to the MARQCAT entry for the online guides to the collection.
MARQCAT
This link takes you to the Subject search function in our catalog. Subject searches use Library of Congress categories. To find primary sources on the history of any country enter the name of the country followed by history and sources, as in:
japan history sources. See the Primary Sources tab in this Research Guide for more information.
The Times (London) Digital Archive, 1785 to 1985
The Times covers the whole world including Asia. This resource is online and full-text.
Web Sites: Asia
These selected internet sites include some that have online primary sources. You can also move your cursor over the drop-down arrow on the Asia tab and click on Web Sites.
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