The following is a small segment of a long bibliography, and a small list of some of the many sources, the BHP has used in its search for dates, facts, and places on the various bboy milestones. The types of sources that we used to get the information for the timeline came from a combination of newspaper articles, magazine articles, relics (ie. flyers), video footage, non-digital photographs, official websites, real-time witnessing & recording of events by various people (including those on the BHP team), and of course, the word and/or official reports of those involved in the various milestones in question. For most of the timeline entries, we did a combination of talking to the people involved in the milestones in question in addition to gleaning clues from other sources that match what the people-sources tell us. For instance, the debut date of the movie FLASHDANCE came from IMDB.com, but we also dug up an old newspaper clipping that showed that very same date.

While it is nearly impossible to list every single source we have used throughout our research, because the research involved a lot of major & minor clues here and there leading to others & others & others and thus we lost track of some of them, we believe the partial lists below shows how serious and accurate the BHP is in seeking out its facts, and should be enough to lend credibility to the BHP Bboy Timeline. We hope you all feel elated as you check out these sources yourselves and be shown revelations of mythical past Hip Hop/Bboy milestones that you've always wondered about.

Some of the many news articles we dug up are listed below, which you can later check out yourselves on microfilm at your local libraries…The magazine articles involved have their info listed with their timeline entries (refer to timeline)…The non-digital photographs that we gleaned clues from were treated as just clues/leads and at the time we didn’t realize they would be considered bibliography, therefore we didn’t keep them for later public inspection…the same thing with the video footage, however some video footage we viewed came from official DVD's sold by the various event producers which you can order direct from them…Most official websites were treated simply as clue sources, but listed below are some of the websites that were treated as major info sources…And of course there is no way to list any bibliography of the real-time witnessing of events since the source is direct…Some of the relics we gleaned info from are listed below that will link you to a scan of said relic, and more will be added to the list as we scan them and as people submit them…

For the people & organizations we gleaned info from through talking to them and/or official reports they submitted to us, we could only list some of them because in the course of our research we spoke to so many people who contributed in various ways, including many delegated agent researchers (most of whom we lost track of). Some organizations & people gave us clues to another clue, some gave direct reports, some gave parts of the info, etc. Therefore we did not think to record every single person we spoke to along the way. And as with the relics-list, we will add more to the people-source list as people come to us to add more entries or correct them.

NEWSPAPER ARTICLES: (Remember, this is only a partial list of the total newspaper clippings we examined)
New York Times, 8/14/1981, p. C1 …RSC vs Dynamic Rockers battle at Lincoln Plaza Fountain.
New York Times, 2/25/1983, p. C15 …Ad for the New Directors Series, featuring WILD STYLE.
New York Times, 3/18/1983, p. C8 …There are several articles here.
New York Times, 11/25/1983, p. ?? …Interview with Charlie Ahearn, getting back from Japan.
New York Times, 1/5/1984, p. G9 …Original Sunday TV guide listing of STYLE WARS.
New York Times, 1/18/1984, p. C23 …Original TV guide listing of STYLE WARS. (Note: This was also in addition to PBS confirming it to us after they checked their own archives.)
New York Times, 2/5/1984, p. H20 …Another screening of STYLE WARS.
New York Times, 11/26/1991, p. C13 …“So! What Happens Now?” dance theatrical
New York Times, 5/18/1994, p. B1 …Ghettoriginal perform at the New Victory
New York Times, 7/21/1995, p. C14 …Ghettoriginal Summerstage performance
Los Angeles Times, 1/9/2000, p. 4 …Graffiti Pit gets torn down

OFFICIAL WEBSITES:
www.Pulsethemovie.com
www.PBS.org/independentlens
www.ZuluNation.com/events.html
www.IMDB.com
www.Amazon.com
www.Planetbboy.com
www.Bgirlmovie.com
www.Bgirlz.com
www.KoreanRoc.com/zboard
www.Stormdance.de
www.Bboysummit.com
www.NoEasyProps.tv
www.TheNotoriousIBE.com/aboutIBE/about.htm
www.MySpace.com/AshesBattle
www.RedBullBCone.com
www.Myspace.com/TheMighty4
www.Mighty4.com
www.Goddard.org
www.Battleoftheyear.de
www.Bboycity.com


PEOPLE & ORGANIZATIONS:
Benson Lee & Dave (online manager)
Billboard Top 40
Borders Books
Carmelita Sanchez
Charlie Ahearn
City of San Diego
Cros1
Emily Dell & Elizabeth Dell
Asst Manager Glenn Berry & Circulation Dept of the “Village Voice"
Henry Chalfant
Huy Pham (aka Bboy Jyant)
J-Love Calderon
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Nika Kramer & We B*Girlz
Niels Robitzky (aka Bboy Storm)
PBS's “Independent Lens” program
Performance Space 122
Pop'n Pete
Suga Pop
Thomas Hergenröther
Tyrone van der Meer
Walter Mendizabal (aka Rikochet, of Dangerous Stylez Crew)


RELICS: Flyers, computer printouts, original gear, documents, certificates, posters, etc:
(UNDER CONSTRUCTION.......Links to the scans of the relics, soon to come!!)