A database with a collection of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Statues, Reliefs, and Paintings. It also presents and analyzes both published and unpublished information about ancient Egyptian monuments.

A digital museum collection about the Maya that includes pictures, text, Google street view tours of archaeological sites, videos, and interactive 3D models of artifacts. Contains information about the preservation of Maya archaeological sites.

A collection of downloadable lesson plans and educational resources for homeschooling, primary and secondary school teachers, and adult learners provided by Archaeology Scotland.

Hidden Depths "aims to use archaeological evidence to encourage discussion among young people about their assumptions about human nature and what it means to be human, and how these assumptions affect their lives." Consists of a series of short profiles of prehistoric remains that are paired with discussion questions about how people lived with disability in prehistory, the diversity of humanity, and the development of human emotion. Aimed at children but not too simple for a wider audience.

Interactive 3D models of fossils, artifacts, bones, and plants in the Idaho Museum of Natural History.

A collection of lesson plans and teacher's guides on US and world history and literature provided by the NEH.

Lesson plan for teachers on teaching students about the use of instrumental analysis in doing archaeological research on Stonehenge.

"The goal of the Heritage Voices podcast is to provide a platform for indigenous voices in Anthropology, CRM/Heritage, and Land Management discussions. The podcast features interviews with tribal members, descendant community members, and other Heritage/Cultural Resource Management professionals on tribal consultation, collaborative ethnography, and indigenous archaeology, etc." Mostly focuses on North America but has episodes with indigenous peoples on other continents such as Australia.

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.

Archaeologists provide text and photo updates and answer questions about ongoing archaeological digs that they are participating in. Current digs are located in Crete, Suriname, the United States, Ireland, and Italy. Updates from completed past digs can be viewed.