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== Search Engines == | == Search Engines == | ||
27. [http://www.google.com/ Google] | 27. [http://www.google.com/ Google]<br> | ||
28. [http://www.dogpile.com/ DogPile]:DogPile is a metasearch engine. It gathers information from several search engines and displays then under one search site. This allows the user to search several search engines with only one display list.<br> | |||
28. [http://www.dogpile.com/ DogPile]:DogPile is a metasearch engine. It gathers information from several search engines and displays then under one search site. This allows the user to search several search engines with only one display list. | 29. [http://clusty.com/ Clusty]: Clusty is also a metasearch engine, but the results are delivered in clusters of information.<br> | ||
30. [http://stevemorse.org Steve Morse]: Steve Morse is a genealogical search web page. | |||
29. [http://clusty.com/ Clusty]: Clusty is | |||
30. [http://stevemorse.org Steve Morse]: Steve Morse is a genealogical search web page. | |||
== State Archives == | == State Archives == | ||
31. [http://statearchivists.org/states.htm Council of State Archivists]: This web site lists each state alphabetically and the web address of their state archives. | 31. [http://statearchivists.org/states.htm Council of State Archivists]: This web site lists each state alphabetically and the web address of their state archives. | ||