| ABZU | Oriental Institute Research Archives. Guide to resources for the study of the ancient Near East. |
| Aesopica | Laura GIbbs, Oklahoma University. English and Latin translations, and Greek texts. |
| Alexander the Great | Tim Spalding. Biographies, maps, images, discussion groups, reviews, etc. |
| Ancient Rome | Google Earth. See Rome, circa 320 C.E., |
| Ancient World Web | Julia Hayden. Searchable list of links arranged alphabetically, by geographical location, and by subject. |
| Bryn Mawr Classical Review | Full text of every book review published since 1990. Articles are indexed both by issue and by the title of the book. |
| Bulfinch's Mythology | Bob Fisher. Searchable, full text of Bulfinch's. Links to relevant web sites. |
| Classical Myth: the Ancient Sources | University of Victoria. Links to images and text related to the fifteen major Greek deities. Essentially, an index to other major classical sites. |
| Classics Archive | MIT. 441 works of classical literature by 59 different authors, including user-driven commentary and "reader's choice" Web sites. Mainly Greco-Roman works (some Chinese and Persian), all in English translation. |
| Classics Collections Page | University of Florida. View tables of contents pages from nearly all classically related serials. Many links to sites arranged in eleven categories: local resources; guides/subject indices; directories; bibliographies; journals; electronic texts; databases; art & archaeology; classical mythology; instructional resources; and other resources. |
| Diotima | U of Kentucky. Materials for the study of women and gender in the ancient world. |
| Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation | University of California Irvine. Links to bibliographies, software, professional organizations, images, projects, etc. |
| Exploring Ancient World Cultures | William Hemminger. Material related to the Near East, India, China, Greece, Rome, Islam, and Medieval Europe. Texts in translation, chronologies, links, pictures, essays, etc. |
| Greek Grammar | Mark Huys. Annotated links to >200 sites related to the study of Ancient Greek. |
| Greek Mythology Link | Carlos Parada. Exhaustive site. |
| Herodotus | Tim Spalding. Articles, essays, e-texts and translations, images, course listings, discussion board, links. |
| LacusCurtius: into the Roman World | Bill Thayer. Organized and classified by region, topic, and resource. |
| Metis: An Interface for Ancient Greek Archaeological Sites | Quick Time movie tours of the Acropolis (Athens), Aegina, Temple of Aphaia, Amyklai, Delphi, Karphi, Lefkandi, Mallia, Menelaion, Mycenae, Myrtos (Phournou), Myrtos (Pyrgos), Pellana, Phaistos, Sounion, Sparta, Troy, Tylissos, Vaphio, and Vasiliki. |
| Okeanos | Okeanos is an interdisciplin any resource for the study of the Ancient, Biblical, Classical, and Late Antique Near East. |
| Olympic Games | Tufts University. Compare ancient and modern Olympic sports, tour the site of Olympia as it looks today, learn about the context of the Games and the Olympic spirit, or read about the Olympic athletes who were famous in ancient times. |
| Online Medieval and Classical Library | Douglas Killings,University of California Berkeley. Full text of over thirty texts in Greek, Anglo-Saxon, Latin, Middle English, Old French, Old Norse, Old Spanish, Middle High German, and early Italian. Browse by author, title, genre, or language. |
| Parthian Empire | Edward C.D. Hopkins. A searchable history of this ancient Persian empire. Its boundaries covered all of contemporary Iran and portions of Iraq, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Information is provided about their calendar and rulers, with a timeline of ancient world events. Also included is information about geography (many maps), art and culture, numismatics (many photos, including coins issued by Rome about Parthia). |
| Perseus Project | Tufts University. Resources for studying the ancient world. |
| Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean | Dartmouth Experimental Visualization Laboratory. Information on chronology, terminology, the Greek environment, history of the discipline, and 29 chronologically arranged lessons. Links, glossary, many images. |
| Tebtunis Papyri Collection | Provide electronic access to the images of the Tebtunis Papyri as well as textual information. |
| Virgil.org | University of Chicago. Biography, annotated bibliographies, translations, links, etc. Also information and links concerning Julius Caesar and Caesar. |