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FYI ... Greenwood Daily Life Online

  • 09/01/04

Exploring everyday life of the past and present is the aim of Greenwood Daily Life Online (www.dailylife.greenwood.com), a site based on The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Daily Life that details the daily realities of historical people, ranging from ancient to modern times. However, this is no ordinary encyclopedia; it explores topics such as sexuality, slavery and clothing in mature and candid detail. In addition, the subscription-based online tome is searchable by subject, region of the world or time period.

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