The podcast series about the Mongol Empire and also all bibliography used for it.

This website provides data about the Sannan Maruyama ruins, with photos of excavated items and ruins, archaeological excavation reports, and more.

The Goryeo Celadon Museum provides visitors with opportunities to experience the past, the present and the future all in one place, which includes relics on display to showcase the production techniques of delicate, sophisticated Goryeo Celadon, experiencing programs to fashion and feel the clay, and the contents on display adapted with modern digital technologies.

A website about excavations at Pylos related to the "Griffin Warrior" tomb. The website documents some of the excavations and finds from 2015-2018 in and around the area. There are pages about the history of excavations and a photo gallery.

A database of medieval textiles and clothing styles from Britain (c. 700-1450). The searchable and browseable database includes textual references, various dictionary definitions, images, and illustrations.

A website that offers various resources and lectures, including translations of the Analects (Lun Yu) in multiple languages, as well as translations of other select passages related to Confucius.

This website is "a resource for information on women, gender, sex, sexualities, race, ethnicity, class, status, masculinity, enslavement, disability, and the intersections among them in the ancient Mediterranean world." There are free online translations of relevant ancient Greek, Latin, Coptic, and Egyptian texts, useful bibliographies for research, lesson plans and syllabi for teachers, essays and reviews by contributors, and a collection of images and artwork.

Since 1993, the Çatalhöyük Research Project has recruited an international group of specialists to pioneer new archaeological, conservation and curatorial methods on and off site. Simultaneously, it aims to advance understandings of human life in the past.

Online database of Ancient Egyptian Middle Kingdom names. The database contains personal names, people, written sources, titles, and dossiers of persons attested in various sources. The preliminary version currently available online is limited to the 11th–17th Dynasties. Knowledge of hieroglyphs necessary to use the site.

An interactive site about the medieval scholasticism. Bartholomew's World introduces medieval Scholasticism and at the same time strengthens skills in Latin. The website includes chapters about Albert the Great, Alfarabi, Averroes Avicenna, Bonaventure Brigid of Sweden, Hildegard of Bingen, Maimonides, Peter Abelard, Thomas Aquinas, William of Auvergne and William of Ockham (among others). It provides various maps and articles about the 'natural science', 'divine Science' and 'natural science'. One can find detialed informations about the medieval history and philosophy. It also contains various materials to learn latin. It is worth mentioning that the site is stylised to look like a real medieval book.