- general information
- timelines
- national anthem
- newspapers / newsnetworks specific to the United Kingdom and its environs
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- radio
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- Balti (curry)
- eLook.org > European Recipes > British
- Wikipedia
- Pottage -- Wikipedia
- World Food Habits: Bibliography -- Robert Dirks
- Britain -- Anthropology of Food-Food Science
- World Hearth Circle of International Cooking > British
- British chefs -- Wikipedia
- United Kingdom -- Epicurious.com
- Standing, Tom. A History of the World in 6 Glasses. NY: Walker, 2005.
- Food in United Kingdom -- Food in Every Country
- British Food -- practicallyedible.com
- Who invented the Cornish pasty? -- The Independent (13 November 2006)
- Farming & Countryside Education (FACE)
- Brears, Peter, Maggie Black, Gill. Corbishley, Jane Renfrew, and Jennifer Stead (eds). A Taste of History: 10,000 Years of Food in Britain. English Heritage in Association with British Museum Press, London, 1993.
- Cheke, Valerie. The Story of Cheese-making in Britain. London: Routledge, 1939.
- Wilson, Anne C. The Book of Marmalade. Prospect; Revised Edition, 2010.
- Wilson, Anne C. Food And Drink In Britain: From the Stone Age to the 19th? Century. Academy Chicago, 2005.
- the arts
- cities
- architecture
- archaeology
- other WebSites
- Famous British People
- Lists of British people -- Wikipedia
- BRITISH SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY: A Retrospective Jonathan Spencer Annual Review of Anthropology. Volume 29, Page 1-24, Oct 2000 Abstract | Full Text | PDF (96 KB) | Related
- Glimpses of the Unmentionable in the History of British Social Anthropology E R Leach Annual Review of Anthropology . Volume 13, Page 1-24, Oct 1984 Citation | PDF (2061 KB) | Related
- Organisation
for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Observer
-- United Kingdom
- Organization
for Security and Co-operation in Europe
- National
Statistics Online
- Historic Scotland --
Scottish Executive Education Deparatment
- Charting the Nation: Maps of Scotland, 1550-1740 --
Edinburgh University Library
- UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences
- Geograph British Isles
- WEEE
Man (Waste
Electrical & Electronic
Equipment)
- History
Trail -- BBC
- Global Voices Online -- Berkman Center for Internet and Society at the Harvard Law School
- Open2.net --
The Open University and the BBC
- A Picture of Britain: an exhibition celebrating the British landscape -- Tate Online
- H-Net Discussion Networks -- Humanities and Social Sciences ONLINE
- British History Online --
Institute of Historical Research and the History of Parliament Trust
- Farming Today -- BBC
- Roma / Travelers [see also Gypsy and Traveler Studies] -- The Patrin Web Journal: Romani Culture and History
- Scottish Executive
- Collect Britain: Putting History in Place -- British Library
- Greenwood's Map of London 1827 -- Mark Annand
- UNESCO WebWorld Portals >> Observatory Portal on the Information Society >> Regions >> [International] >> Europe >> United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- Migration Information Source -- Migration Policy Institute
- Celtic Names of the British Isles -- daire.org
- British and Irish Archaeology
- Penny Illustrated Paper -- Collect Britain
- British Museum -- Ancient Greece
- LearningSpace -- The Open University
- Workshop of the World: The West Midlands region of England
- Online Historical Population Reports -- UK Data Archive, University of Essex
- Sea Your History -- Royal Naval Museum and other partners in Britain
- Digital Image Collections -- Cambridge University Library
- How We Are: Photographing Britain -- Tate Britain
- Human Rights -- UK National Archives
- Southwell Union Workhouse, 1834-1871 -- The [UK] National Archives
- Migrant Integration Policy Index -- British Council
- Best of the Web: UK
- The Americas -- The British Museum
- British Empire Exhibition 1938 -- Digital Design Studio (DDS), Glasgow School of Art
- H-Albion -- The H-Net Discussion Network for British and Irish History
- Exhibitions of the Royal Photographic Society, 1870-1915
- A More United Kingdom -- Liam Byrne
- BBC Prison Study
- Taking Liberties -- British Library
- Victorian Britain: Early photographically illustrated books -- British Library
- Working Class Movement Library -- Salford, United Kingdom
- The Victorian Web -- Nagoya University
- Hedgelink
- Tools Point to Earliest Britons -- BBC News (07 July 2010)
- What Caused Britain's Bronze Age 'Recession'? -- BBC News (07 April 2011)
- Waterscape --
For people who care about Britain’s canals and rivers
- DNA research provides a glimpse of Britain’s oldest inhabitants -- Past Horizons (23 June 2012)
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