An online collection of data related to Spondylus gaederopus (a kind of mollusk) with information about sites between the Palaeolithic and the Iron Age. The time frame for the widest distribution occurred between 5500 and 5000 BC.

A digitized collection of illustrations depicting scenes and characters from Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales sorted by artist, subject, motif, etc.

A website about the depiction of the crusades in European literature from the medieval period to the modern era. Each era category has a list of primary texts that are paired with summary and analysis.

A database and bibliography of Middle English texts that are paired with modern introductions and analysis. There are also several audio recordings of select texts read according to Middle English pronunciation.

Interactive maps of Roman and medieval Europe, sorted by environmental history, archaeology, Roman world, and medieval world categories. Data sets include climate, health, shipwrecks, economic, coins, roads, church boundaries, and ports/harbors.

A list of online resources, including open access journals and materials for learning ancient languages.

This website has various architecture terminology and standardized architectural drawings of a selection of ancient Egyptian buildings.

An introduction and an extensive list of ancient, medieval, and modern primary and secondary sources on the Cinderella story and Beauty and the Beast in folklore and literature. The site contains annotated bibliographies, educational materials, lists of films, music compositions, children's books, and other adaptations.

A database of primary texts, images, and bibliographies related to Robin Hood and other outlaw tales. There is also an encyclopedia of characters.

An interdisciplinary, open access journal about medieval literature covering from the North Atlantic to the eastern Mediterranean.