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**Jay Bee** · January 19, 2001, 11:23

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Originally posted by Prometeus on 01-19-2001 10:12 AM
Hola Spaniards... I'm researching good hispanic web engines ( buscadores, right? We use the same verb in sardinian... ) for Aragonese kingdom's history in XIII-XIV century in order to complete my spanish background for my new scen project, "Cerdeña" ( of course, sardinian and genoan side are almost setted up ). Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks, Prometeus

That idea looks really promising! Not a real surprise coming from Prometeus . Let me check a few links.

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**Fiera** · January 19, 2001, 11:25

Hola, Prometeus!

Come sta? (Did I say that right?)

I've browsed the Internet hundreds of times looking for Spanish history info, and I think I can tell you that the Spanish buscadores aren't really better for that purpose that Altavista...

Anyways, in order to refine the search to only Spanish pages, you could use "Altavista España". This is the link:

http://es-es.altavista.com/

Just in case you can't find anything there, "Ya.com" is a good web engine too, but I don't like very much how it displays the results. Just go there and see for yourself.

And do not tryt with Terra... it's very slow and incomplete, IMO...

Hope this helps, Prom. You're always welcome in our Hispanic corner...

**Prometeus** · January 19, 2001, 11:28

Yup the map is ready... I've only to place units and to finish my Chan Kuo first. Four or five weeks, if the devil don't use his tail... tail... right word ? Going to check out...Yup right word...

Basically, I've setted four opponents: Aragonese, Doria, Malaspina and Arborea ( sardinians ). But I have to recognize I'm pretty ignorant in Spanish history - apart from my family, of course...

Diamine, Fiera, e che ssì ppiù veluce de lu lampu? Thanks...
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**Jay Bee** · January 19, 2001, 11:58

In Spanish (piece of cake for a Sardinian) and a bit scarce but this is just a start:

http://www.aragob.es/acerca.htm

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"Our community extends beyond national frontiers. Whether it is an Argentinian or a Spaniard, a Chilean or a Mexican, we all know as children that our national language is the language of many nations, and that it was born in Spain many centuries ago... without it, our people would not exist"

Octavio Paz, Mexican Writer. Nobel Laureate 1990, Cervantes Prize 1982

**Prometeus** · January 19, 2001, 18:54

Thanks, Jay Bee!!! Travelling on links, I discovered several books - all in italian - about Spanish conquest of Sardinia. And a good website about Saddori-Sanluri's battle, too. Reaaly, thank you a lot.
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**Prometeus** · January 25, 2001, 07:59

Visto che l'italiano e le lingue neolatine sono ammesse... vi consiglio questi siti.

http://members.xoom.it/sabattalla/index.htm

http://www.isolavirtuale.com/

http://www.crs4.it/OLD/RUGGIERO/MUSEO/

http://ubaldo.freeweb.supereva.it/

http://web.tiscalinet.it/alterstampe/

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