What is Internet Artifacts?
Internet Artifacts is an interactive museum of the internet's history by Neal Agarwal, the creator of neal.fun. It walks you through a timeline from 1977 onwards, showing famous objects from the internet's past one by one, starting with a map of ARPANET, the network that came before the internet.
Each artifact comes with a short history, and many are interactive. As the museum puts it, you may touch the artifacts. It is one of the many popular neal.fun projects.
Main Features
- A timeline of internet history from 1977
- Famous artifacts you can interact with
- Short histories of each one
- Made by Neal Agarwal of neal.fun
How to Get Started with Internet Artifacts
- Open neal.fun/internet-artifacts.
- Press Enter.
- Scroll through the timeline.
- Click and play with each artifact.
Internet Artifacts Pricing
Internet Artifacts is free in your browser, with no account needed.
Who Should Use It?
- Anyone nostalgic for the old web
- Students of technology history
- neal.fun fans
Internet Artifacts Alternatives
- The Deep Seaanother neal.fun classic
- Spend Bill Gates' Moneya neal.fun spending game
- One Million Screenshotsbrowse a million homepages
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Internet Artifacts free?
Yes. It is free in your browser.
Who made Internet Artifacts?
Neal Agarwal, the creator of neal.fun.
Where does Internet Artifacts start?
In 1977, with a map of ARPANET.