The Christian Classics Ethereal Library offers open-access to countless historical resources regarding the expansion and development of Christianity throughout history.

This has collected over 400 transliterations and translations of ancient Sumerian literary texts, ranging from mythology to royal praise poems, hymns, and other literature. There is also useful information about Sumerian grammar, literature, and cuneiform.

On this website, users can search through the database of British excavations in Egypt – fieldsites, the excavation seasons, the people who worked there, the objects they found, and the places these objects ended up traveling to.

This database from the Penn Museum contains collections of cuneiform texts from throughout the Ancient Near East with translations and notes.

This website features open-access articles published by the Israel Antiquities Authority. Content focuses on the history and archaeology Israel and Palestine from prehistory to the Ottoman Empire.

A digital encyclopedia of classical Athenian democracy designed for a public audience. It describes the history, institutions, and people of democratic Athens in the 5th and 4th centuries BCE, and publishes the efforts of scholars to answer questions about Athenian democracy. Individual articles contain quotatoins from ancient documents with links to full translations on the Perseus Project. Users should be aware that many links on this page are broken/outdated.

Online database that provides tools to study private associations in Ancient World. ''The main aim of the Inventory of Ancient Associations is to document the private associations of the Classical, Hellenistic, and Roman worlds (ca. 500 BC to ca. AD 300) in an analytical and critical manner.''

This website presents materials from the University of California excavations at ancient Nemea. There is a history of the site and excavations, information about current excavations, news and updates, and information on the summer field school.

The National Treasures' collections comprise hundreds of thousands of artifacts that range from prehistoric periods to the end of the Ottoman period in Israel. This online site offers a selection of published artifacts from the collections of the National Treasures and is available for researchers, curators, students and the general public in Israel and abroad. This site is updated continuously, and new artifacts are added on a regular basis.

Access to the Museum's collections, as well as articles, images and videos related to preservation and conservation techniques, ongoing projects and general information at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.