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.

Great resources for photos related to the ancient Roman world and Hadrian in particular. This is not an academic site, but a Roman history "fan" site. Still, the photographer and author offers reliable resources. Information about crediting the author is available.

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.''

An online collection of Roman funerary inscriptions now in the Archaeological Museum at Johns Hopkins University. The collection is small, but there are translations, images, and helpful references.

This page provides information about the Dead Sea Scrolls, their discovery, and their role in Christian theology.

Searchable datablase of Greek and Latin inscriptions in the ancient world.

An in-progress collection of Greek Inscriptions of Economic content, covering a period from the 6th to the 1st century BC.' The website discusses topics such as ancient 'wine law' or 'sale of public land'.

This collection of Greek and Roman material is the work of Bill Thayer. There is a gazetter, links to open access translations of Greek and Latin texts, select open access secondary sources, and topical essays.

The story of sailor's voyage down the coast of Africa. Written apparently by the Carthaginian navigator and later king himself.

This article talks about about the project that aims to bring the digitization of the Dead Sea Scrolls to a new level by June 2021.