Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
@_ Welt, Mundo, Monde, Mondo, World, (lat.) orbis (terrae), (esper.) mondo
Museum, Museo, Musée, Museo, Museum, (esper.) muzeoj

googleartproject
Google Art Project
Virtueller Museums-Rundgang

• A
• Acropolis Museum
• Adachi Museum of Art
• Albertina, Vienna
• Alte Nationalgalerie
• Altes Museum, Berlin
• Art Gallery of New South Wales
• Art Gallery of Ontario
• The Art Institute of Chicago
• Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki
• Australian Rock Art
• Ayala Museum
• B
• Benaki Museum of Greek Civilization
• Bridgestone Museum
• British Council
• Brooklyn Museum
• C
• Château de Chantilly
• Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
• D
• de Young Museum
• Denver Art Museum
• Dulwich Picture Gallery
• F
• Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian
• The Frick Collection
• Fundación Banco Santander
• G
• Galerie Neue Meister - New Masters Gallery
• Gemeentemuseum
• Gemäldegalerie
• Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister - Old Masters Picture Gallery
• Gibbes Museum of Art
• Grünes Gewölbe - Green Vault
• H
• Hallwyl Museum
• Hong Kong Heritage Museum
• Hong Kong Museum of Art
• Hungarian National Gallery
• I
• Imperial War Museums
• Indianapolis Museum of Art
• Institut Valencià d'Art Modern
• International Centre of the Roerichs
• The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
• The J. Paul Getty Museum
• The Jewish Museum, London
• The Jewish Museum, New York
• K
• Royal Palace Amsterdam
• Korean Art Museum Association
• The Kröller-Müller Museum
• Kunstgewerbemuseum - Museum of Decorative Arts
• Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna (Museum of Fine Arts)
• Kupferstich-Kabinett - Collection of Prints, Drawings and Photographs
• Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin
• L
• Leopold Museum, Vienna
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art
• M
• MALI, Museo de Arte de Lima
• Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art
• Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon - Royal Cabinet of Mathematical and Physical Instruments
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art
• MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art
• The Munch Museum, Oslo
• Musee de l'Orangerie
• Musei Capitolini
• Museo Art Nouveau y Art Déco - Casa Lis
• Museo Botero, Bogotá
• Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao
• Museo del Oro, Bogotá
• Museo Dolores Olmedo
• Museo Frida Kahlo
• Museo Nacional de Antropología, México
• Museo Nacional de Arte
• Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Buenos Aires
• Museo Reina Sofia
• Museo Thyssen - Bornemisza
• Museu Coleção Berardo
• Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
• Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
• Museum für Sächsische Volkskunst mit Puppentheatersammlung - Saxon Folk Art Museum with Puppet Theatre Collection
• Museum Kampa
• Museum Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf
• Museum Nasional Indonesia
• Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
• Museum of Cycladic Art
• Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
• Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
• The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
• The Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar
• Museum of London
• Museum Victoria
• Musée du quai Branly
• Muzeum Sztuki, Lódz
• Münzkabinett - Coin Cabinet
• N
• National Galleries of Scotland
• The National Gallery in Prague
• National Gallery of Art, Washington DC
• National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
• National Gallery Of Modern Art (NGMA), New Delhi
• National Gallery of Victoria
• The National Gallery, London
• National Heritage Board, Singapore
• The National Museum of Western Art
• National Museum, Delhi
• National Museums of World Culture
• National Palace Museum, Taiwan
• National Portrait Gallery
• Nationalmuseum Stockholm
• The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
• Norman Rockwell Museum
• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
• O
• Ohara Museum of Art
• The Olympic Museum
• P
• Palace of Versailles
• Palacio de Cristal. Museo Reina Sofía
• Palacio de Velázquez. Museo Reina Sofía
• Panorama da Arte Brasileira
• Pera Museum
• Pergamonmuseum, Berlin
• Philadelphia Museum of Art
• The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow
• R
• Rijksmuseum
• The Rock Art Research Institute, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
• The Royal Armoury, Sweden
• The Royal Collection, London
• Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
• Rubin Museum of Art
• Rüstkammer and Türckische Cammer - Armoury and Turkish Chamber
• S
• Sakip Sabanci Museum
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
• SCAD Museum of Art
• Serpentine Gallery
• Skokloster Castle
• Skulpturensammlung - Sculpture Collection
• Smithsonian American Art Museum
• Iziko South African National Gallery
• Staatliche Ethnografische Sammlungen Sachsen - Saxonian State Collections of Ethnography
• The State Hermitage Museum
• The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
• The State Tretyakov Gallery
• Statens Museum for Kunst
• Suntory Museum of Art
• T
• Tate Britain
• Tate Modern
• Te Papa
• The Cloisters Museum and Gardens
• Tokyo National Museum
• The Toledo Museum of Art
• U
• Uffizi Gallery
• Ullens Center For Contemporary Art | ???
• V
• Van Gogh Museum
• Victoria and Albert Museum
• W
• Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
• The Wilanów Palace Museum
• Y
• Yale Center for British Art
• Z
• Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University

Google bietet virtuellen Rundgang durch 17 Museen
Mal eben durch das Museum of Modern Art in New York streifen oder die Tate Gallery in London besichtigen: Das ermöglicht ein neues Kunst-Projekt von Google.

Mit Hilfe der Street-View-Technologie könnten Nutzer des "Art Project" virtuelle Rundgänge durch 17 Museen in neun Ländern machen, berichtete das Unternehmen am Dienstag. Aus Deutschland sind die Alte Nationalgalerie und die Gemäldegalerie dabei, beide aus Berlin.
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icom
Museums around the World
World Wide Web services connected with museums

This page includes an eclectic collection of World Wide Web services connected with museums around the world. If you would like your museum included in this directory, please consider maintaining a list of museum links for your country as part of VLmp. Please mail J.P.Bowen@reading.ac.uk if you would like to do this or if you know of relevant on-line information not included here.

The museums in this list are categorized by country/continent. Museums in some countries are listed on separate pages for space reasons. In general, information and exhibits are in English unless otherwise stated.

Afghanistan - Africa - Algeria - Andorra - Argentina - Armenia - Australia - Austria - Azerbaijan - Bahrain - Belgium - Bhutan - Bolivia - Brazil - Brunei - Bulgaria - Canada - Cayman Islands - Chile - China - Colombia - Costa Rica - Croatia - Cuba - Czech Republic - Denmark - Dominican Republic - Ecuador - Egypt - El Salvador - Estonia - Fiji - Finland - France - Germany - Greece - Greenland - Guatemala - Honduras - Hong Kong - Hungary - Iceland - India - Ireland - Israel - Italy (see also selected list) - Indonesia - Iran - Iraq - Japan - Jordon - Kenya - Korea (Republic of) - Kuwait - Latin America - Lebanon - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Macau - Mexico - Malaysia - Moldova - Morocco - Namibia - Nepal - Netherlands - New Zealand - Nicaragua - Norway - Pakistan - Panama - Paraguay - Peru - Poland - Portugal - Puerto Rico - Romania - Russia - Singapore - Slovakia - Slovenia - South Africa - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Syria - Taiwan - Thailand - Turkey - United Arab Emirates - United Kingdom - United States of America - - Vatican City - Venezuela - Yemen

language-museum
Language Museum

The Language Museum is a linguistic website which offers the samples of 2000 languages in the world. Every sample includes 4 parts: (1) a sample image, (2) an English translation, (3) the speaking countries and populations, (4) the language's family and branch.

The Language Museum is constructed and maintained by Zhang Hong, an internet consultant and amateur linguist in Beijing China.

Together with the information on these 2,000 languages, you can also find information on Language Schools throughout the world where to learn languages like Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese and English.

• A
• Abkhaz | Abnaki-Penobscot | Abua | Aceh | Achí (Rabinal) | Acholi | Achuar-Shiwiar | Adioukrou | Adyghe | Adzera | Aekyom | Afar | Afrikaans | Agarabi | Agariya | Agta (Casiguran Dumagat) | Agta (Umiray Dumaget) | Aguacateco | Aguaruna | Aimaq | Ainu | Aja-Gbe | Akan (Akuapem) | Akan (Asante) | Akan (Fante) | Akawaio | Akei | Akha | 'Akhoe | Akkadian (Cuneiform) | Aklanon | Akoose | Alamblak | Albanian (Arbëreshë) | Albanian (Gheg) | Albanian (Tosk) | Algonquin | Allemannisch | Altai (Northern) | Altai (Southern) | Alur | Ama | Amahuaca | Amarakaeri | Ambae (East) | Ambae (West) | Ambrym (North) | Ambulas | Amharic | Amis | Ampeeli-Wojokeso | Amto | Amuesha | Amuzgo | Amuzgo (Guerrero) | Amuzgo (Oaxaca) | Aneityum | Angaatiha | Angloromani | Anindilyakwa | Ankave | Anuak | Anyin | Apache | Apalaí | Apinayé | Apos | Arabela | Arabic | Arabic (Chadian Spoken) | Arabic (Judeo-Iraqi) | Arabic (North Levantine Spoken) | Aragonese | Aralle-Tabulahan | Araona | Arapaho | Are | 'Are'are | Arifama-Miniafia | Armazic | Armenian | Armenian (Constantinople) | Armenian (Eastern) | Arop-Sissano | Arrarnta (Western) | Assiniboine | | Asturian | Asturian (Central) | Asturian (Eastern) | Asturian (Western) | Asu | Atoni | Attié | Au | 'Auhelawa | Aukaans | Aulua | Auvergnat | Avar | Avestan | Avokaya | Awa | Awabakal | Awiyaana | Aymara | Aymara (Central) | Ayoreo | Azerbaijani (Cyrillic Script) | Azerbaijani (Latin Script)
• B
• Babanki | Babuza | Bafut | Bahinemo | Bahnar | Baka | Bakoko | Balangao | Balantak | Bali (Democratic Congo) | Bali (Indonesia) | Balochi | Balochi (Eastern) | Balundu-Bima | Bambam | Bambara | Bamun | Banda (Togbo-Vara) | Bangala | Bangi | Bantoanon | Barai | Barasana | Bargam | Bari | Bariba | Baruya | Basaa | Basari | Basque | Basque (Biscayan) | Basque (Guipuzcoan) | Basque (Navarro-Labourdin) | Bassa | Batak (Angkola) | Batak (Dairi) | Batak (Karo) | Batak (Simalungun) | Batak (Toba) | Baule | Bauzi | Beami | Beaver | Bekwarra | Belanda Viri | Belize Creole English | Belorussian | Bemba | Bembe | Bena | Benabena | Bench | Bende | Benga | Bengali | Bengali (Musselmani) | Bera | Berik | Berom | Bété | Bété (Daloa) | Beti | Bezhta | Bhalay | Bharia | Bhojpuri | Biak | Biangai | Biatah | Bicolano | Bicolano (Central) | Bimin | Bimoba | Binandere | Bine | Binumarien | Bisaya (Malaysia) | Bisaya (Philippines) | Bislama | Bisorio | Blaan | Blaan (Sarangani) | Blackfoot | Bobo Madaré (Southern) | Bodo | Boikin | Bokyi | Bomu | Bongili | Bontoc (Central) | Bontoc (Eastern) | Bora | Borôro | Bosnian (Cyrillic Script) | Bosnian (Latin Script) | Brahui | Breton | Breton (Vannetais) | Bru (Eastern) | Buang | Buang (Mapos) | Budu | Bugawac | Bughotu | Bugis | Buhid | Buin | Bukiyip | Bukusu | Bulgarian | Bulu | Bunaba | Bunama | Bunun | Bura-Pabir | Burarra | Buriat | Burmese | Buru | Burum-Mindik | Burushaski | Bwamu
• C
• Caac (Moenebeng) | Cakchiquel | Cakchiquel (Central) | Cakchiquel (Eastern) | Cakchiquel (Northern) | Cakchiquel (Santo Domingo Xenacoj) | Cakchiquel (South Central) | Cakchiquel (Western) | Caló | Campa (Asháninca) | Campa (Ashéninca) | Campa (Pajonal Ashéninca) | Candoshi-Shapra | Canela | Capanahua | Caquinte | Carib | Cashibo-Cacataibo | Cashinahua | Catalan-Valencian-Balear (Catalan) | Catalan-Valencian-Balear (Valencian) | Cavineña | Cebuano | Chachi | Chácobo | Chakma | Chaldean Neo-Aramaic | Cham (Eastern, Brahmic Script) | Cham (Eastern, Romanized Script) | Chamacoco | Chamorro | Chatino | Chatino (Tataltepec) | Chatino (West Highland) | Chavacano | Chayahuita | Chechen | Cherokee | Cheyenne | Chiapaneco | Chickasaw | Chin (Bawm) | Chin (Falam) | Chin (Haka) | Chin (Mara) | Chin (Paite) | Chin (Tedim) | Chin (Thado) | Chinanteco (Chiltepec) | Chinanteco (Lealao) | Chinanteco (Ojitlán) | Chinanteco (Palantla) | Chinanteco (Tepinapa) | Chinanteco (Usila) | Chinese (Minnan) | Chinese (Simplified Script) | Chinese (Traditional Script) | Chinese (Yue) | Chinook Wawa | Chipaya | Chipewyan | Chiquitano | Chiriguano | Choctaw | Chokwe | Chol (Tumbala) | Chontal (Oaxaca Highland) | Chopi | Chortí | Chrau | Chuave | Chuj (San Sebastián Coatán) | Chukot | Chulupí | Chumash | Chumburung | Chuuk | Chuvash | Cimbrian (Sette Comuni) | Cimbrian (Tredici Comuni) | Cocama-Cocamilla | Cochimí | Coeur d'Alene | Cofán | Colorado | Comanche | Comorian | Coptic | Cora | Cornish | Cree | Cree (Central) | Cree (Western) | Crioulo | Crioulo (Upper Guinea) | Croatian | Crow | Cua | Cubeo | Cuiba | Cuicateco (Tepeuxila) | Cuicateco (Teutila) | Culina | Cuman | Cuyonon | Czech | Czech (Central Bohemian) | Czech (Czecho-Moravian) | Czech (Hanak) | Czech (Lach)
• D
• Daba | Dadibi | Daga | Dagaare | Dagbani | Dakota | | Damal | Dan | Dani (Western) | Danish | Dano | Darlong | Dayak (Land) | Deg | Degema | Dehu | Delo | Dendi | Desano | Dhangu | Dhatki | Dida (Yocoboué) | Digo | Dinka | Dinka (Northeastern) | Dinka (Southeastern) | Diriku | Ditammari | Dobu | Dogon | Dolgan | Doondo | Duala | Duna | Duruma | Dusun (Central) | Dusun Witu | Dutch | Dutch (Duiven) | Dutch (Flemish) | Dutch (Limburg) | Dutch (Lochem) | Dutch (Winterswijk) | | Dzhidi | Dzongkha | Dzùùngoo
• E
• Ebira | Edo | Efate (North) | Efate (South) | Efik | Ekajuk | Ekari | Elamite | Emberá-Saija | Embu | Enga | Engenni | English | English (Old) | Erzya | Esan | Ese Ejja | Esperanto | Estonian | | Eurolang | Even | Evenki | Éwé | Ewondo | Extremaduran
• F
• Faiwol | Fali (South) | Fang | Faroese | Farsi | Fasu | Fe'fe' | Fijian | Finnish | Finnish (Meänkiele) | Fipa | Flathead-Kalispel | Folopa | Fon-Gbe | Fordata | Fore | Franco-Provençal | Frankish | French | French (Berrichon) | French (Dgernesiais) | French (Jerriais) | French (Medieval) | French (Picard) | French (Walloon) | Frisian (Northern) | Frisian (Western) | Friulian | Fulfulde (Adamawa) | Fulfulde (Jelgoore) | Fulfulde (Kano-Katsina-Bororro) | Fulfulde (Pulaar) | Fungwa | Ftuna-Aniwa | Ftuna (East) | Fwâi
• G
• Ga-Adangme-Krobo (Adangme) | Ga-Adangme-Krobo (Ga) | Ga'dang | Gadang | Gaelic (Irish) | Gaelic (Scottish) | Gagauz | Galela | Galician | Galician (Portuguese) | Ganda | Garífuna | Garo | Gascon (Aranese) | Gascon (Béarnais) | Gavião Do Jiparaná | Gbagyi | Gbanu | Gbaya | Gedaged | Geez | Gela | Gen-Gbe | Georgian | German | German (Hessisch) | German (Hutterite) | German (Low) | German (Münsterländisch) | German (Ostfälisch) | German (Palatinian) | German (Pennsylvanian) | Ghari | Gikuyu | Gikuyu (Kiambu) | Gikuyu (Nyeri) | Gimi | Giryama | Giziga (South) | Glosa | Goemai | Gogo | Gogodala | Golin | Gonja | Gothic | Gourmanchéma | Grebo (E Je) | Greek | Greek (Ancient) | Greek (Cypriot) | Greek (Salento) | Gros Ventre | Guahibo | Guajajára | Guanano | Guaraní | Guaraní (Mbyá) | Guaraní (Paraguayan) | Guaraní (Western Bolivian) | Guarayu | Guaymí | Guéré | Guguyimidjir | Guhu-Samane | Gujarati | Gumatj | Gumawana | Gun-Gbe | Gunwinggu | Gurage (West) | Gurenne | Guro | Gurung | Gurung (Eastern) | Gusii | Gwahatike | Gwich'in
• H
• Hackerese (Hacker's English) | Hadiyya | Haitian Creole French (Official Script) | Haitian Creole French (Popular Script) | Halia | Hamer-Banna | Hamtai | Hanga | Hani | Hano | Hausa | Hausa (Northern) | Hausa (Western) | Hawaii Creole English | Hawaiian | Haya | Haya (Hamba) | Hebrew | Hebrew (Ancient) | Heiban | Hema | Herero | Herero (Mbandieru) | Hiechware | Hiligaynon | Hindi | Hindi (Caribbean) | Hixkaryána | Hmar | Hmong Daw | Hmong Njua | Hmong (Guizhou-Sichuan-Yunnan) | Hmong (Northern Qiandong) | Hmong (Southern Qiandong) | Hocák | Hopi | Hote | Hre | Huambisa | Huasteco | Huasteco (San Luis Potosí) | Huasteco (Southeastern) | Huasteco (Tének) | Huasteco (Veracruz) | Huave (San Dionisio del Mar) | Huave (San Mateo del Mar) | Huichol | Huitoto | Huitoto (Mi+ni+ca) | Huitoto (Murui) | Huitoto (Ni+pode) | Huli | Hungarian
• I
• Iaai | Iamalele | Iatmul | Ibaloi | Iban | Ibanag | Ibatan | Ibibio | Icelandic | Idakho-Isukha-Tiriki | Ido | Idoma | Iduna | Ifugao (Amganad) | Ifugao (Batad) | Ifugao (Tuwali) | Igala | Igbo | Igbo (Onitsha) | Igbo (Owerri) | Igede | Ignaciano | Ijo (Southeast) | Ila | Ilocano | Ilongot | Indo-Portuguese | Indonesian | Ingrian | Ingush | Inonhan | Interlingua | Inuktitut (Eastern Canadian) | Inuktitut (Greenlandic) | Inuktitut (North Alaskan) | Inuktitut (Northwest Alaska Inupiat) | Inuktitut (Western Canadian) | Iraqw | Isekiri | Isnag | Isoko | Isoko (Biotu) | Istriot | Isu | Italian | Italian (Milanese) | Itawit | Itelmen | Itonama | Iu Mien | Ivbie North-Okpela-Arhe | Iwam (Sepik) | Ixil (Chajul) | Ixil (San Juan Cotzal) | Izi-Ezaa-Ikwo-Mgbo
• J
• Jacalteco (Eastern) | Japanese | Japanese (Ancient Pictograph) | Jarai | Jatvingian-Sudovian | Javanese | Javanese (Ancient) | Javanese (Caribbean) | Jingpho | Jita | Jju | Jola-Fogny | Jula | Jur Modo | Jurchen
• K
• Kabardian | Kabyé | Kabyle | Kachchi | Kadazan (Coastal) | Kadiwéu | Kaficho | Kagayanen | Kaili (Ledo) | Kaingang | Kaiwá | Kakwa | Kala Lagaw Ya | Kalabari | Kalagan | Kalagan (Tagakaulu) | Kalenjin | Kalihna | Kalinga (Southern) | Kallahan (Kelly-I) | Kalmyk-Oirat (Cyrillic Script) | Kalmyk-Oirat (Latin Script) | Kam | Kamano | Kamasau | Kamba | Kamba (Masaku) | Kambaata | Kanite | Kanjobal (Eastern) | Kanjobal (Western) | Kankanaey | Kankanay (Northern) | Kannada | Kanuri | Kanyok | Kaonde | Kara | Karaboro | Karaboro (Eastern) | Karachay-Balkar | Karaim (Arabic Script) | Karaim (Latin Script) | Karakalpak | Karamojong | Karelian | Karen (Brek) | Karen (Paku) | Karen (Pwo) | Karen (S'gaw) | Karkar-Yuri | Karok | Kasem | Kashmiri (Arabic Script) | Kashmiri (Indian Script) | Kashubian | Katab | Kâte | Kaulong | Kawesqar | Kayabí | Kayan (Baram) | Kayapó | Kazakh (China Script) | Kazakh (Kazakhstan Script) | Kei | Kekchí | Kélé | Keopara | Kera | Kerebe | Kete | Kewa | Keyagana | Khakas | Khasi | Khmer (Central) | Kilivila | Kimbu | Kinaray-a | Kiowa | Kirghiz | Kiribati | Kirirí-Xokó | Kissi | Kissi (Northern) | Kituba | Kituba (Eastern) | Kituba (Western) | Klao | Knaanic | Koalib | Koana | Kogui | Koho | Koiali (Mountain) | Kok Borok | Kom | Komba | Komi-Permyak | Komi-Zyrian | Komso | Kongo | Konjo | Konkani | Konkomba | Korafe | Korean | Koreguaje | Koryak | Kosena | Kosraean | Kovai | Kowiai | Koyukon | Kpelle | Krio | Kriol | Kuanua | Kuku-Yalanji | Kuman | Kumbainggar | Kuna (Border) | Kunama | Kuni | Kunimaipa | Kuo | Kuranko | Kurdi | Kuria | Kurlandic | Kurmanji | Kurti | Kurux | Kusaal | Kutenai | Kutep | Kuy | Kwambi | Kwamera | Kwangali | Kwanyama | Kwara'ae | Kwaya | Kwerba | Kwere | Kwoma | Kyaka
• L
• Lacandón | Ladin | Ladin (Badiotto) | Ladin (Dolomitan) | Ladin (Fassano) | Ladin (Fodom) | Ladin (Gardena) | Ladino | Lahu | Lala-Bisa | Lalung | Lamani | Lamba | Lamnso' | Lamogai | Langalanga | Lango | Languedocien | Lao | Latin | Latvian | Latvian (East) | Lau | Lega-Shabunda | Lelemi | Lendu | Lengua | Lenje | Lepcha | Lese | Lhoba (Boga'er) | Ligurian | Ligurian (Monégasque) | Lijili | Likuba | Limba | Lingala | Li'o | Lishana Deni | Lishanán | Lisu | Lithuanian | Liv | Livvi | Lobi | Logooli | Lojban | Lom | Lomwe | Lote | Lozi | Lü | Luba-Kasai | Luba-Shaba | Luchazi | Lugbara | Luimbi | Lukpa | Lumbu | Lunda | Lundayeh | Luo | Lushai | Luvale | Luxembourgeois | Luyia | Lyélé
• M
• Maasai | Macedonian | Machiguenga | Macuna | Madak | Ma'di | Madura | Mafa | Magahi | Maithili | Makassar | Makhuwa-Metto | Makonde | Malaccan Creole Portuguese | Malagasy | Malagasy (Merina) | Malagasy (Taisaka) | Malagasy (Tanosy) | Malay | Malay (Berau) | Malay (Pattani) | | Maldivian | Malo | Maltese | Maltese (Gozo) | Mam (Northern) | Mam (Southern) | Mam (Todos Santos Cuchumatán) | Mamanwa | Mambila (Nigeria) | Mambwe-Lungu | Managalasi | Manam | Manambu | Manchu | Mandinka | Mangarayi | Maninka | Maninka (Kankan) | Mano | Manobo (Agusan) | Manobo (Ata) | Manobo (Cotabato) | Manobo (Dibabawon) | Manobo (Ilianen) | Manobo (Obo) | Manobo (Sarangani) | Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | Mansaka | Mansi | Manx | Manyika | Maori | Mapudungun | Mapun | Maquiritari | Maranao | Marathi | Marba | Marghi | Mari (Grassland) | Mari (High) | Mari (Low) | Marind | Maring | Marovo | Marshallese | Martu Wangka | Marúbo | Masaba | Masana | Masbatenyo | Matlatzinca (San Francisco de los Ranchos) | Matsés | Maung | Maxakalí | Maya | Mayo | Mazahua | Mazahua (Michoacán) | Mazateco | Mazateco (Huautla de Jimenez) | Mazateco (San Felipe Jalapa de Diaz) | Mazateco (San Jerónimo Tecoatl) | Mazateco (San Juan Chiquihuitlán) | Mbai | Mbole | Mbosi | Mbukushu | Mbula | Mbundu (Loanda) | Meithei | Mekeo | Melanau | Mende | Mengaka | Menomini | Meru | Mesme | Meta' | Miami | Mian | Micmac | Mikasuki | Mikir | Minangkabau | Mingo | Mingrelian | Mirandesa | Misima-Paneati | Mískito | Mitchif | Mixe (Coatlán) | Mixe (Juquila) | Mixe (Totontepec) | Mixteco | Mixteco (Alacatlatzala) | Mixteco (Central Juxtlahuaca) | Mixteco (Central Puebla) | Mixteco (Coastal Guerrero) | Mixteco (Diuxi-Tilantongo) | Mixteco (Eastern) | Mixteco (Eastern Jamiltepec-Chayuco) | Mixteco (Eastern Jamiltepec-San Cristobal) | Mixteco (San Miguel El Grande) | Mixteco (Santa María Magdalena Peñasco) | Mixteco (Santiago Yosondua) | Mixteco (Santo Tomás Ocotepec) | Mixteco (Silacayoapan) | Mixteco (Southwestern Tlaxiaco) | Mixteco (Western Jamiltepec) | Mohawk | Mokole | Moksha | Mon | Mongo-Nkundu | Mongo-Nkundu (Longo) | Mongo-Nkundu (Mongo) | Mongo-Nkundu (Panga) | Mongolian (Halh, Cyrillic Script) | Mongolian (Halh, Traditional Script) | Mongolian (Peripheral) | Moni | Mono | Montagnais | Mòoré | Mopán Maya | Morisyen | Moro | Mortlockese | Moru | Mosetén | Mota | Motu | Motu (Hiri) | Movima | Mozarabic | Mumuye | Mundang | Mundari | Mündü | Mundurukú | Mungaka | Munsee | Munukutuba | Murcian (Panocho) | Murle | Murrinh-Patha | Muskogee | Muyuw | Mwaghavul | Mwanga | Myene
• N
• Nabak | Naga | Naga (Angami) | Naga (Ao) | Naga (Konyak) | Naga (Lotha) | Naga (Mao) | Naga (Rongmei) | Naga (Sangtam) | Naga (Tangkhul) | Naga (Zeme) | Nago | Nahu | Nahuatl | Nahuatl (Central) | Nahuatl (Eastern Huasteca) | Nahuatl (Guerrero) | Nahuatl (Huasteca) | Nahuatl (Mecayapan Isthmus) | Nahuatl (North Puebla) | Nakanai | Nalca | Nama | Nambikuára (Northern) | Nambikuára (Southern) | Namia | Nandi | Napu | Nara | Narak | Narrinyeri | Naskapi | Nauruan | Navaho | Nawdm | Naxi | Ndau | Ndau (Changa) | Ndebele | Ndo | Ndogo | Ndonga | Ndumu | Neapolitan-Calabrese (Neapolitan) | Neapolitan-Calabrese (Northern Calabrese) | Neapolitan-Calabrese (Southern Calabrese) | Nenets | Nengone | Nepali | Nez Perce | Ngaju | Ngambay | Nganasan | Ngbaka | Ngbandi | Ngete | Ngie | Ngumba | Nhengatu | Nias | Nicobarese (Car) | Nigerian Pidgin English | Nii | Nilamba | Niue | Nkonya | Nkoya | Nkutu | Nobanob | Nogai | Nomatsiguenga | Norn | Norwegian (Bokmål) | Norwegian (Nynorsk) | Norwegian (Totning) | Nsenga | Ntomba | Nuaulu (South) | Nuer | Numipu | Nung | Nupe | Nüshu (Feminine Writing) | Nyabwa | Nyakyusa-Ngonde (Ngonde) | Nyakyusa-Ngonde (Nyakyusa) | Nyâlayu | Nyali | Nyamwezi | Nyanja (Chewa) | Nyanja (Peta) | Nyankore | Nyemba | Nyiha | Nyindrou | Nyore | Nyoro | Nyulnyul | Nyunga | Nzema
• O
• Ocaina | Odual | Ogham | Ojibwa | Ojibwa (Eastern) | Ojibwa (Northern) | Ojibwa (Western) | Oksapmin | Old Norse | Olo | Omaha-Ponca | Ona | Ono | Ópata | Orejón | Oriya | Orokaiva | Orokolo | Oromo | Oromo (Borana-Arsi-Guji) | Oromo (West-Central) | Orya | Osage | Osetin | Otomí | Otomí (Eastern) | Otomí (Mezquital) | Otomí (State of Mexico) | Otomí (Tenango) | Otomí (Texcatepec) | Otomí (Western) | Otoro | Ottoman | Otuho | Owiniga
• P
• Páez | Paiute | Paiwan | Pakaásnovos | Palauan | Palawano (Central) | Pali | Pame (Central) | Pame (Purisima Concepcion de Arnedo) | Pame (San Luis de la Paz) | | Pangasinan | Panjabi | Panjabi (Eastern) | Pao | Papago-Pima | Parauk | Parecís | Pasaale | Pashto | Pashto (Eastern) | Patep | Patpatar | Paumarí | Pele-Ata | Petats | Pevé | Phende | Piapoco | Piaroa | Piedmontese | Pijin | Pima Bajo (Chihuahua) | Pima Bajo (Sonora) | Pinji | Pintiini | Pintupi-Luritja | Pipil | Piratapuyo | Piro | Pitjantjatjara | Pokomam (Central) | Pokomam (Eastern) | Pokomchí | Pokomchí (Eastern) | Pokomo (Lower) | Poköot | Polabian | Polish | Polish (Silesian) | Ponapean | Popoloca (San Juan Atzingo) | Popoloca (San Marcos Tlalcoyalco) | Portuguese (Brazil Script) | Portuguese (Portugal Script) | Potawatomi | Poturu | Provençal | Provençal (Niçard) | Prussian | Psikye | Psikye (Wula) | Punan-Nibong | Punu | Purari | Purépecha | Purépecha (Michoacán) | Purépecha (Queretaro)
• Q
• Quiché | Quiché (Central) | Quiché (Cunén) | Quiché (Joyabaj) | Quiché (West Central) | Quichua | Quichua (Chimborazo Highland) | Quichua (Imbabura Highland) | Quichua (Napo Lowland) | Quichua (Northern Pastaza) | Qypchaq
• R
• Rade | Rao | Rawa | Rawang | Rendille | Rheto-Romance | Rheto-Romance (Putèr) | Rheto-Romance (Surmiran) | Rheto-Romance (Sursilvan) | Rheto-Romance (Sutsilvan) | Rheto-Romance (Vallader) | Romani | Romani (Balkan) | Romani (Kalderash) | Romani (Sinte) | Romani (Vlach) | Romanian | Romanian (Banat) | Romanian (Istro) | Romanian (Macedo) | Romanian (Moldavian, Cyrillic Script) | Romanian (Moldavian, Latin Script) | Romanian (Muntenian) | Romanian (Vlach) | Ronga | Rongorongo | Roro | Rotokas | Rotuman | Roviana | Rubasa | Rundi | Rungi | Rungwa | Russian | Rusyn | Ruund | Rwa | Rwanda
• S
• Saa | Saami | Saami (Inari) | Saami (Kildin) | Saami (Northern) | Saami (Skolt) | Saami (Ter) | Sabaot | Sakata | Sake | Salt-Yui | Sama (Pangutaran) | Samaritan | Samaritan (Aramaic) | Sambal (Botolan) | Sambal (Tina) | Samberigi | Samo | Samo-Kubo | Samoan | Sanga | Sangil | Sangir | Sango | Sanskrit | Santa Ana | Santali | Sapé | Sar | Saraiki | Saramaccan | Sardinian | Sardinian (Campidanese) | Sardinian (Gallurese) | Sardinian (Logudorese) | Sardinian (Nuorese) | Saxon (Medieval) | Schwyzerdütsch | Schwyzerdütsch (Zurich) | Scots | Scots (Braid) | Scots (Doric) | Sea Islands Creole English | Seki | Selepet | Sena (Malawi) | Seneca | Senoufo | Senoufo (Cebaara) | Senoufo (Djimini) | Senoufo (Mamara) | Serbo-Croatian (Cyrillic Script) | Serbo-Croatian (Latin Script) | Serere-Sine | Seri | Serrano | Seselwa | Shambala | Shan | Sharanahua | Shelta | Shi | Shilluk | Shipibo-Conibo | Shona | Shoshoni | Shuar | Shubi | Sicilian | Sicilian (Western) | Sie | Sikka | Sinasina | Sindhi | Sinhala | Siona | Sipacapense | Sira | Siriano | Sirionó | Siroi | Sisaala (Tumulung) | Sissano | Slavey | Slavonic (Old Church) | Slovak | Slovenian | So | Somali | Songe | Soninke | Sora | Sorbian | Sorbian (Lower) | Sorbian (Upper) | Sotho (Northern) | Sotho (Southern) | Spanish | Spanish (American) | Squamish | Sranan | Suau | Suba | Subanen (Central) | Subanun (Lapuyan) | Suena | Sukuma | Sukuma (Gwe) | Sumba | Sumbwa | Sunda | Sursurunga | Suruí | Susu | Svan | Swabian | Swahili | Swahili (Democratic Congo) | Swahili (Shamba) | Swati | Swedish | Syriac
• T
• Tabaru | Tabassaran | Tabla | Tabo | Tacana | Tagal Murut | Tagalog | Tagbanwa | Tagbanwa (Calamian) | Tahitian | Tai Dam | Tai Dón | Tairora | Taita | Tajiki | Takia | Talaud | Tamang (Eastern) | Tamazight | Tamil | Tampulma | Tanana | Tangut | Tanimuca-Retuarã | Tanna (North) | Tarahumara (Baja) | Tarahumara (Central) | Tarahumara (Northern) | Tarahumara (Southeastern) | Tarahumara (Southwestern) | Tarok | Taroko | Tatar | Tatar (Eastern) | Tatar (Western) | Tausug | Taveta | Tboli | Téén | Tehuelche | Teke (Central) | Teke (Northern) | Teke (Western) | Telugu | Tenharim | Tepehua (Huehuetla) | Tepehua (Pisa Flores) | Tepehua (Tlachichilco) | Tepehuan (Northern) | Tepehuan (Southeastern) | Terêna | Teso | Tetela | Tetun | Tewa | Thai | Themne | Thompson | Tibetan | Ticuna | Tifal | Tigré | Tigrinya | Timbe | Tiruray | Tiv | Tiwi | Tlapaneco (Malinaltepec) | Tlingit | To'abaita | Toaripi | Toba | Toba-Maskoy | Tobelo | Tocharian | Tojolabal | Tok Pisin | Tonga | Tonga (Mozambique) | Tongan | Tontemboan | Tooro | Toraja-Sa'dan | Totonaca | Totonaca (Coyutla) | Totonaca (Filomeno Mata-Coahuitlán) | Totonaca (Northern) | Totonac (Papantla) | Totonaca (Patla) | Totonaca (Sierra) | Traveller Norwegian | Traveller Swedish | Trió | Trique (San Andrés Chicahuaxtla) | Trique (San Juan Copala) | Tsakonian | Tsimané | Tsimshian | Tsogo | Tsonga | Tswa | Tswana | Tubar | Tucano | Tulu | Tumbuka | Tumzabt | Tungag | Tupuri | Turkana | Turkish | Turkmen | Tuscarora | Tutelo-Saponi | Tuvaluan | Tuvin | Tzeltal | Tzeltal (Bachajón) | Tzeltal (Highland) | Tzotzil | Tzotzil (Chamula) | Tzotzil (Ch'enalhó) | Tzotzil (Huixtán) | Tzotzil (San Andrés Larrainzar) | Tzotzil (Zinacanteco) | Tzutujil (Eastern) | Tzutujil (Western)
• U
• Udi | Udmurt | Uduk | Ukrainian | Uma | Umbu-Ungu | Umbundu | Unami | Urak Lawoi' | Urarina | Urdu | Urhobo | Uri | Urubú-Kaapor | Urum | Usan | Usarufa | Uspanteco | Uvean (West) | Uyghur (Arabic Script) | Uyghur (Latin Script) | Uzbek (Cyrillic Script) | Uzbek (Latin Script)
• V
• Vagla | Vaiphei | Venda | Venetian | Veps | Veps (Ishaira) | Veps (Ladwa) | Veps (Sheltozero) | Vietnamese | Vili | Vili (Yoombe) | Vo | Vod | Vod (Krevin) | Volapük
• W
• Waama | Waffa | Wageman | Wahgi | Wallisian | Walmajarri | Wampanoag | Wangaaybuwan-Ngiyambaa | Wantoat | Warao | Waray-Waray | Wardaman | Warlpiri | Warumungu | Waskia | Wayana | Wayuu | Wedau | Welsh | Weri | Wichí Lhamtés Güisnay | Wichí Lhamtés Vejoz | Wik-Mungkan | Wolaytta | Wolof | Wyandot
• X
• Xavánte | Xéniara | Xhosa | Xhosa (Gaika)
• Y
• Yabem | Yagaria | Yagua | Yakan | Yakha | Yakima | Yakut | Yamba | Yamdena | Yami | Yaminahua | Yao | Yapese | Yaqui | Yaqui (Arizona) | Yaqui (San Jose) | Yareba | Yawanawa | Yele | Yessan-Mayo | Yi | Yiddish | Yokuts (Northern Foothill) | Yombe | Yonggom | Yorta Yorta | Yoruba | Yucuna | Yukaghir | Yupik | Yupik (Central) | Yupik (Kuskokwim Eskimo)
• Z
• Zaiwa | Zalamo | Zande | Zapoteco (Aloapan) | Zapoteco (Central Miahuatlán) | Zapoteco (Central Villa Alta) | Zapoteco (Isthmus) | Zapoteco (Northeastern Miahuatlán) | Zapoteco (Northeastern Yautepec) | Zapoteco (Northern Villa Alta) | Zapoteco (San Baltazar Chichicapan) | Zapoteco (San Lorenzo Texmelucan) | Zapoteco (Sierra de Juárez) | Zapoteco (Western Ocotlán) | Zapoteco (Yatzachi) | Zarma | Zemba | Zhuang | Zinza | Zoinx | Zome | Zoque (Copainalá) | Zoque (Francisco León) | Zulu | Zulu (Lala)

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pixelmuseum
Pixel Museum

Pixel Museum, the first and only virtual museum with over 150 international top artists in different sections such as: "Photography", "Digital Art" and "Pixel Art".

webexhibits
An interactive museum
Established in 1999

WebExhibits is an interactive, online museum of science, humanities, and culture. We hope that the exhibits’ information, virtual experiments, and hands-on activities prompt you to think, to formulate questions, and to explore topics from a variety of angles.
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Exploring art

• Feast of the Gods bilingual (English & Castellano)
• Art & Optics: Hockney's theory

Scientific method

• Bogus Science
• Bush Administration: Scientific Integrity

Photography

• AshFactories
• BuildingViews

Incomplete

• Family Tree of the Greek Gods