Videos by UC Berkley faculty about archaeology that cover a wide range of locations and time periods. The videos includes long (an hour or more) recorded lectures in addition to the shorter (30-40 minute) "Ask an Archaeologist" series which focuses on introductory topics.

Videos by the Arizona Archaeological & Historical Society focusing primarily on Native American archaeology through recorded lectures and interviews with local historians.

Downloadable 3D models of items in the British Museum collection that can be 3D printed, including Egyptian and Roman statues and the Lewis chessmen. 3D models can be viewed and interacted with in browser.

Has a series of short introductory videos explaining the process of field archaeology, including excavation, use of digital applications and tools, and geoarchaeology at the site of Cooper's Ferry in western Idaho.

This website contains interactive, 3D reconstructions of the Giza Plataeu including the Khafre pyramid, Khafre pyramid temple, Khafre valley temple, the Sphynx, and the Sphynx temple. There are also resources for teachers and students including a video library, lesson plans, and glossary

Podcast that focuses on debunking pseudoarchaeology (such as Ancient Aliens) and hoaxes. Host frequently interviews experts on particular subtopics.

Interactive scanned 3D models of real animal remains.

Videos by the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center through lectures on various topics, including interviews with archaeologists and short introductory videos on a variety of related topics.

This encyclopedia contains various mythology, folklore, and legends from all over the world, related to various religions.

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.