The website with detailed information about Mongolian history, from art to culture, and from the Mongol conquests to Mongolia today.

This webiste has collected numerous resources for studying ancient Africa, including maps, documents, links to book series, journal publicatoins, and important handbooks, lists of bibliographies, international laws governing heritage in Africa, and a list of organizations and institutions that study aspects of African history and anthropology.

Access to Museum conservation materials, including articles, ongoing projects, images, especially notable is the detailed explanation of the hows and whys of the specific collection conservation, organised by material of object.

A UK non-profit organization which offers free "crash courses" on mythology, Greece, and Rome, various workshops, summer school programs, and other tutorials in Classics. They also publish blog posts about Classics and the ancient world.

The China Biographical Database Project is a freely accessible relational database with biographical information on over 500,000 historical individuals primarily from the 7th through 19th centuries. The database datasets are downloadable. There is also additional information on their blog, published papers, and events pages.

This site provides an online introduction to the philosophy of Advaita Vedanta. It also offers a variety of philosophical texts from the Indian philosophy and an introduction to the philosophy of Advaita (non-dualism).

Athena Review is a journal of archaeology, history, and exploration, with articles on a wide range of topics. Most content is from the Mediterranean world, though other regions are represented.

The Japanese Journal of Archaeology (JJA) is the English language journal of the Japanese Archaeological Association. JJA features open access, peer-reviewed original research and review articles written in English, primarily, but not exclusively, concerning archaeological studies of the Japanese archipelago, as well as archaeological studies of other regions relevant to the Japanese Archaeological Association. It is open-access.

Islamic Philosophy Online is dedicated to the study of the philosophical legacy of the Muslim world, ranging from 'Abbasid period to the present. Includes philosophy written in and translated from Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Javanese, Swahili, Urdu, Bengali, Hindi, Malay and other languages spoken in the Islamic world.

The YouTube channel offering video content on many aspects of the Ancient Near East (with a specialization in Assyria), including the Old Testament, Summeria, Egypt, Archaeogaming, Archaeology, Religion, and lessons in Biblical Hebrew.