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Salerno, Vincenzo. "Sicilian Peoples- The Arabs." //Best of Sicily Magazine//. //Sicily Italy - Best of Sicily Travel Guide... Travel, Tourism, History, Archeology, Food, Wine, Tours, Culture and More. Taormina, Siracusa, Agrigento, Palermo, Cefalu.// Best of Sicily, 2005. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . This source provides valuable information about the Arab occuption in Sicily, as most other websites porvide information mainly on the Romans and Greeks.

MCMXCIX. "Sicilian Culture: Timeline of Sicily, Ancient Sicily." //Sicilian Culture: The Food, People, History, Culture, Wine, Language, Traditions, News & Views!// Cristaldi Communications + TIGERX.COM, 22 Apr. 2000. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . This site provides a timeline of dates in ancient sicily and shows the introduction of other cultures. It will be very handy for mapping dates and events.

Dionne Jr, E. E. J. "Many-Faced, Contradictory, Ancient Sicily." //The New York Times - Breaking News, World News & Multimedia//. New York Times, 09 June 1985. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . I was hesitant to use this at first, but after reading it I actually learned quite a bit. It is an interesting and well written perspective, and is very informative about Sicily's culture. The stereotypes they discussed about Sicily were things that people have always told me when they heard I was Sicilian.

"SicilyOnTour.com - Sicily: History and Politics." //SicilyOnTour.com - Itinerari Alla Scoperta Della Sicilia//. Sicilyontour. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . While it is a travel website, this website provides a nice overview of Sicily and all the forces that have occupied it. It'll make a nice layout for the project.

Lendering, Jona. "Sicily: Third Century." //Livius. Articles on Ancient History//. Livius.org. Web. 19 Oct. 2011. . This source is much more detailed, and provides excellent information on the Greeks and Romans. It's simple style is very attractive, instead of trying to cover every base like most sites do and becoming very confusing, this site stated information about the Greeks occupation from start to finish, and then moved on to the Romans.

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