Searchable Latin to English and English to Latin dictionary. Includes grammatical information (cases, part of speech, etc.) about the searched word that make it useful for early Latin learners.

The website with information about Parthian Empire - history, coins, geography, resources, art and culture. Also, it has references to the books, articles, maps, and other resources necessary for further study of this topic.

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History is committed to expanding the public understanding of human evolution by providing open-access guides, models, and other materials for the study of human prehistory.

A collaborative research initative to study the Middle Ages without disciplinary boundaries. It includes numerous digital humanities projects, teacher resources, and some research publications.

This open source website contains digitzed manuscripts, historical maps, archaeological publications, select academic literature, and a papyrus collection (text only availble in German for the papyrus collection).

This website contains information about archaeological excavations led by the Foundation with information about each project.

Has a series of short introductory videos explaining the process of field archaeology, including excavation, use of digital applications and tools, and geoarchaeology at the site of Cooper's Ferry in western Idaho.

This online publication seeks to make academic biblical scholarship accessible to the public. There are essays on the Torah, themes of Jewish holidays, and contemporary religious discourse in the Jewish community. The section on the Torah is organized by book and subdivided by theme and topic.

Open Art Images is a search and visualization engine for high-resolution images of artwork from all around the world and from every period in history that belong to the public domain or to a type of license which allows their reuse. All images come with detailed information, relevant to the understanding of their historical and cultural context and which informs the user about their current location, source, and license. It includes images from Stone Age through Renaissance to Surrealism.

This website has mapped the epigraphic finds of texts, seals, and inscribed objects (in Hittite or Akkadian) belonging to the Hittite Empire (1600 – 1150 BC).