This Page is dedicated to the people and civilizations who have fueled mankind's thirst for knowledge and wonder in all things great and small.
Since the beginning of civilization mankind has sought out answers to their most profound questions. People have developed great civilizations which have ebbed and flowed like the sea. Leaving behind great monuments to what they have been for later generations to ponder. These wonders have always led to others which we have rubber stamped to catagorize in the same league as the wonders that have come before us. This quest for ultimate truth has rocketed modern man to the very heavens in search of answers to the wonders bound to this planet and beyond. This site will attempt to host some of the most familiar wonders including for good measure the more obscure.
It will propagate gaining momentum as the sum becomes much greater than the parts.
This is a great place to start your adventure into "GREAT WONDERS' as it contains a very detailed discription of the wonders that have come before be it ancient or relatively modern. Perhaps it's greatest point is it's treatment of so called neosilicate wonders of this age of information. Suggested reading for those interested in the wonders of the digital revolution.
Created for by the Turkish "Ministry of Tourism" this site has been included for it's very concise detailing of the region during ancient times. It refers by pictures and type to the "Temple of Artemis" considered one of the "Seven Wonders of the Ancient World". This page will make you think seriously about checking out the ruins here for real.
If your interested in relics from the past this is the site for you. It focuses it's attention on new discoveries of artifacts and what this might mean to mankind's interpretation of various ancient peoples history. You may find yourself uncovering some amazing information here.
Here you will find a text article describing 7 wonders one could consider as sustainable for modern man. They are by their very nature wonders that would be friendly to the very earth we call home. Worth at least considering for a moment while reading this page.
If you looking to test your knowledge in the area of "The Wonders of the World" this site will be right up your alley. It also has fascinating information on the Comet Hyakutake, and other intellectual diversions.
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