Looking for fund screening tools for time periods longer than 10 years, specifically performance around the dotcom burst.

I know, it may actually be different this time. But history feels like its about to rhyme, so it makes sense to ask what strategies weathered 2000-2002 the best, which recovered fastest, etc.

I'm interested in looking back at how mutual funds and ETFs that were around in the dotcom bubble performed. This is including distributions, so I'm not just looking for share price, which can look negative even if the distributions more than make up for a share price drop.

Fidelity and Vanguard only seem to have total performance data for the past 10 years. Longer than that and they just show share price.