This website has a collection of manuscripts dating from the 11th to early 20th centuries and drawn from Jewish communities throughout the world

This website showcases digital projects related to Medieval Studies at Fordham University, including annotated bibliographies, mapping projects, blogs, teaching resources, and research materials on the French in Europe.

A blog featuring and resources for teaching and scholarship in ancient philosophy by Caleb Cohoe, Professor of Philosophy at MSU Denver.

This website has detailed lists of events and sources for the history of the early Hellenistic world and the Roman Republic, including Greek and Roman texts, as well as translated inscriptions and papyri. Of particular use are the timelines with documents arranged in chronological order within each year.

A website about current and past excavations at Olynthos, founded in the 7th century BCE. The website documents the history of excavations, current projects, and features a blog and a list of publications.

A blog post providing introductory information on how to approach and what resources to use to learn Middle Egyptian.

The Stoa Consortium is an umbrella organization that hosts various digital projects related to Classics.

This interactive map allows users to reconstruct both the cost and times of how ancient Romans travelled throughout the Mediterranean. It allows users to calculate the cost and time travel based on mode of transportation, time of year, and mode of transport.

This website provides information and resources about the history of Hokkaido, Japan, with a considerable focus on the Ainu and Jomon cultures.

Google Arts and Culture's analysis of the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, with images and text to serve as guides to the Book's complex mythological teachings.