This website provides translations of ancient Jewish writings, including non-canonical pseudepigrapha. Some introductions and translations are dated. It also contains multiple translations of canon texts such as Tanakh and Deuterocanon and philosophical works of thinkers such as Philo of Alexandria.

The Homer Multitext Project (HMT) has digitzed several manuscripts of Homer's epic poems in order for users to acquire a better sense of the fluid orality of the poems' original composition(s). There are downloadable datasets, blog posts by scholars on the fruits of the digital project, and high quality images of the ancient and medieval manuscripts

The Imperiia Project studies Russia's spatial history. It contains multiple resources on Russian early modern history such as historical maps, images, archival sources, atlases, and annotated datasets.

Access to Museum conservation materials, including articles, ongoing projects, images.

A website about the depiction of the crusades in European literature from the medieval period to the modern era. Each era category has a list of primary texts that are paired with summary and analysis.

This websire contains information about the Toyama Prefecture of Japan, with a focus on its geography, history, and culture.

This site aims to be a comprehensive online database for Celtic Studies. It has searchable texts, manuscripts, inscriptions, and bibliography, with a general focus on Irish and Hiberno-Latin materials.

Using the world's most advanced imaging technology, the Digital Library preserves thousands of scroll fragments, including the oldest known copies of Biblical texts, now accessible to the public for the first time.

This website contains relevant news about and interpretations of the Bible and ancient Near Eastern history.

This website is a comprehensive collection of systematically collected research, the reliefs and paintings of Middle Kingdom tombs from Ancient Egypt.