Outras Enciclopédias Online

  1. Bushido Martial Arts Encyclopedia – information on karate, judo, kung fu, aikido, kobudo, and gatka, the deadly physical discipline of Northern India. Scan a few illustrated examples and pick up some historical background.
  2. Catholic Encyclopedia, The
  3. E-Conflict World Encyclopedia – The E-Conflict World Encyclopedia site profiles the nations of the world. View maps and flags or listen to national anthems. There are over 1,400 pages of written text on the nations
  4. Grolier Encyclopedia Americana Online
  5. Encyclopedia Astronautica – information about space exploration
  6. Encyclopedia Mythica
  7. Encyberpedia
  8. Encyclopedia of British History – "A comprehensive encyclopaedia being produced for the National Grid of Learning and a completely free resource for all students of British history. The encyclopaedia currently contains over 1,000 entries and is an attempt to show the history of Britain through the eyes of people from all levels of society."
  9. Encyclopedia of the Celts – A searchable encyclopedia of Celtic literature including the legends, mythology, tales, and history of this ancient culture.
  10. Encyclopedia of Conspiracies
  11. Encyclopedia of Plants – reference that provides general descriptions, cultivation methods and maintenance tips.
  12. Encyclopedia of Women's History
  13. Encyclopedia Titanica – Passenger and Crew Lists and interactive Deck Plans with links to photographs or computer images of areas of the ship, and to biographies of cabin occupants. Another section, Lifeboats, provides names, by boat number, of those who escaped the wreck, with associated biographies.
  14. EncycloZine – Describing itself as a hybrid of a portal and a "concise encyclopedia," Encyclozine features encyclopedia-like entries to over 100 topics and quality links to related sites.
  15. Eyewitness Encyclopedia – Site offers all the content of Dorling Kindersley's acclaimed Eyewitness Guides on the Internet. Now you can access all the pictorial and textual content of this learning resource.
  16. FAQs for Newsgroups – Current FAQs for USENET groups available at Oxford University. You can browse by category or by newsgroup, or search the full text of the FAQ archive
  17. Fairy Tale Encyclopedia
  18. FindOut – research service; free answers via email to first 100 questions
  19. Free Internet Encyclopedia
  20. Holistic Encyclopedia, The – cross linked information on Holistic (Natural) health.
  21. Home Improvement Encyclopedia - Better Homes and Gardens
  22. Household Cyclopedia, The – collection of "10,000 receipts of use in all the arts of domestic and social life." Originally published 1881.
  23. International Financial Encyclopedia
  24. Knowledge Adventure Encyclopedia – site is best for browsing. It offers simplified information on a host of subjects of interest to kids from 6 to 12.
  25. Learn2.com – the ability utility
  26. Mathematics Encyclopedia – What is an abacus? What did Euclid discover? Find answers to these and other questions with this browsable math encyclopedia.
  27. MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive Sciences, The – organizes the cross-disciplinary topics of cognitive and brain sciences under the six domains of computational intelligence; culture, cognition, and evolution; linguistics and language; neuroscience; philosophy; and psychology.
  28. My Virtual Encyclopedia
  29. News.Answers WWW Archive, The
  30. Nolo's Legal Encyclopedia
  31. Panic Encyclopedia – The Definitive Guide to the Postmodern Scene
  32. Probert Encyclopaedia – a free online reference work for researchers, students, journalists and the curious, offering over 50,000 articles on human knowledge ranging from the common to the obscure.
  33. Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia – US FDA / Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
  34. Symbols.com – world's largest online encyclopedia of over 2500 graphic symbols
  35. TechWeb Technology Encyclopedia – Over 11,000 definitions of computer terms and concepts.
  36. WWW news.answers archive – The Usenet newsgroup news.answers is a repository for periodic informational postings (also called Frequently Asked Questions postings, or FAQs) from other newsgroups
  37. Webliography: A Guide to Internet Resources – From LSU Virtual Library, a well annotated hierarchical guide to resources available on the Internet, covering a broad range of topics from government to science to humanities.
  38. World Encyclopedia – site answers your highest peak questions (including the high point of each state in the U.S.). It has an index of geographic regions and mountain ranges and another of individual peaks and volcanoes. Visual indexing is offered through clickable relief maps.

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