O.N.Z.C.D.A™ 2010 Web Site of the Month Award Spotlight

 

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O.N.Z.C.D.A™ congratulates our Web Site of the Month Award winners on their achievemenst and thank the web site ownesr for the opportunity of being able to visit their web sites. Awards earned from this award program were granted according to the criteria on the date site owners applied for award assessment and over time our criteria has become more demanding making our award more difficult to achieve. Changes to web sites since receiving our awards are the sole responsibility of the award recipients. Access the new window image or text link  to visit our winners.

 

•   Ancient Egypt on a Comparative Method » awarded 2009-02-27.

The simple, clean website layout makes it very easy to absorb the wealth of information provided with the comparisons being of much interest. A fascinating insight into a great culture of the past.

Although the author declares the website is primarily aimed at lending teacher and student support to those studying ancient Egypt this goal has been far surpassed and the website has developed into one that is also of great interest to history enthusiasts and historians alike.

Covering the topics of Art, Dynastic Periods, Geography, Government, Industries, Religion, Sciences and Society we found the comparisons of Egyptian culture to other contemporary cultures and societies offered a solid foundation for educational enhancement.

An excellent contribution to the W.W.W not only for today but for the future.

 

•   The Extended Craxford Family Genealogy Magazine » awarded 2010-06-30

From achieving our Gold award on 2009-10-09 and our Platinum award on 2010-05-25 this web site has now achieved the O.N.Z.C.D.A™ Site of the Month award on 2010-06-20. Much has been stated about The Extended Craxford Family Genealogy Magazine web site within the Awards Community but sometimes we fail to recognize with words the many hours of research, learning new coding, page design and layout skills that have been spent to achieve the 'easy use' site that is displayed. O.N.Z.C.D.A™ staff take this opportunity to do so.

Viewers are provided with current affairs including many letters, stories and articles reaching across at least four hundred years culminating in an incredible resource of great historical value of interest to others outside of the inner family circle. Irrespective of the copious amounts of information displayed, the web site is very user friendly and easy to navigate.

To visit this web site is akin to going on an adventure where one travels into the past which reflects with such accuracy centuries of life in England but the adventure does not stop there for in a century from now, the content of The Extended Craxford Family Genealogy Magazine web site will still be relevant and of much historical interest.

A most relaxing site visit and one that is certainly worthy of bookmarking and a most noteworthy asset to the WWW.