A collection of collections of digital artifacts and lesson plans on a wide variety of humanities-related topics that instructors can consult. No registration required to browse but an account is needed if one wants to contribute. Searchable and sorted by keywords.

An online classical studies "magazine" with entries written by scholars for a general audience. Mainly focused on classical reception and topics such as classics vs gender, race and intersectionality.

The main goal of the The Bornblum Eretz Israel Synagogues website is to display the world of synagogues from the Land of Israel for the scholar, student and layperson. This website provides information such as bibliographical references, geographical location, photos, plans and brief descriptions of ancient synagogues from the Roman and Byzantine periods in the Land of Israel. It also presents information on selected historically significant synagogues from the Middle Ages through the beginning of the 20th century.

The British Institute at Ankara is a research institution in Turkey that focuses on Anatolian and Black Sea archaeology, ancient and modern history, heritage management, social sciences, and contemporary issues in public policy and political science.

On this website is a digital exhibit designed to support use and study of the manuscripts in the historic Parker Library at Corpus Christi College. The Parker Library is a treasure trove of rare medieval and Renaissance manuscripts, as well as early printed books. Almost all manuscripts in the Parker Library collection have been fully digitised and are available in this exhibit, along with associated bibliographic references and annotations made by scholars from around the world.

A part of a website of Nagoya City Museum with collection of artifacts. It contains a lot of material from the Jomon, Yayoi, and other periods of Japan, with photos and descriptions of each individual artifact.

A series of podcast episodes, each of which uses an artifact in the British Museum as a case study to discuss an aspect of human history. Covers topics from a variety of time periods and locations. Partnership between the British Museum and BBC Radio 4. Episodes have transcripts and are paired with photos of the artifacts in question.

This website contains information about the Jomon period of Japan, including the University of Tokyo excavations, recent excavations, and useful introductions to the topic.

A YouTube channel that records archaeology lectures, talks, workshops, and conference presentations.

The IFAO's mission is to study the civilizations that have succeeded in Egypt from prehistory to modern times. The disciplines concerned are archaeology, philology and history. The sites of the IFAO concern all periods (Prehistory, Pharaonic Egypt, Coptic period, Islamic period) and sites are excavated throughout Egypt (Nile Valley, Delta, Oasis, Eastern and Western Deserts, Sinai, Red Sea ).