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Since June 7, 1998, when I put a counter on the
pre-Stoa version of The Ancient City
of Athens homepage, there have been several million "hits".
(Actually, I think the counter stopped working correctly at about 4
million, and I have not taken the time to track down the actually
statistics.). On May 18, 2004, I had a nice email from someone who told
me that The
Ancient City of Athens was #1 on the Google search for "Athens"
-- which I have now learned is a good thing. I have also received lots
of email from teachers and students telling me how they have used the
images. (Thanks! It
is always nice to know your
work is appreciated and is having the kind of impact you had intended.)
Review of The Ancient City of Athens (J.Oakley, in Bryn Mawr Electronic Resources Review, 1998)
Here are some nice
things people
said about the previous version (pre-Stoa move) of The Ancient City of
Athens.
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THE ANCIENT CITY OF ATHENS has been ranked as one of the TOP
5% of all WWW sites by Point
Survey.
Selected
by The
History Channel
for its "HistoryChannel.com Affiliate Program." Click
here to search for any topic in history.
Listed in the Internet
Kids & Family Yellow Pages, 2nd Edition (Osborne
McGraw-Hill1997)
by "Net Mom" Jean Armour Polly .
The Ancient City of Athens has been recommended for "it's rich,
family friendly content, the ease of navigation throughout, and it's
great
format."