A website is an ongoing project hosted by the University of Washington devoted to the "Silk Road" which connected Eurasia from the 1st through 17th century AD. The website contains information about archaeology, history, culture, geography, and architecture, as well as teaching materials, texts in translation, and links to museum collections.

Atalar Mirasi focuses on the early history of the Turkic peoples of Central and East Asia, with translations of ancient inscriptions, historical articles, and other resources available.

This website has a a New English Translation of the Septuagint. There is also additional content on the history of translation, scholarly debate, and general themes throughout the Bible.

Tour Egypt's section on Ancient Egypt contains information about the archaeological sites, culture, art, architecture, climate, and daily life in the region during this period.

This open-source website contains Greek and Latin texts (with links to occassional online translations) from the Archaic Period to the Byzantine era, as well as links to partner websites to further connect users to online resources for studying Greek and Latin. The texts are searchable and contain morphological tools, vocabulary list, a variety of viewing options, and downloadble files.

A digital humanities project that maps the locations of Hittite and Neo-Hittite sites, inscriptions, and rock monuments. Each site is lniked to a brief description with images and relevant literature.

This website provides images of Ancient Egyptian manuscripts, stelae, and other cultural objects and artifacts. Transcription of Ancient Egyptian texts and translation into English provided.

This website is serchable collection of digitized papyrological databases in Germany and in its neighbouring countries. Papyrus scrolls rparimarily ange from Egyptian to Greek to Roman, though other cultures and periods are represented.

This website contains over 5,000 entries on an interactive timeline through history from the earliest humans to today. Searchable through key themes. Also contains various essays on the history and study of media and information.

Atla is a membership association of librarians and information professionals, and a producer of research tools, committed to advancing the study of religion and theology. Atla provides access to research materials and educational materials.