The Mapping Ancient Polytheisms (MAP) databse is a collective of known epithets of Greek and Roman deities found in epigraphic sources across the Mediterranean. The website is offered in French and English. There is a searchable database, as well as digital tools for network analysis and webmapping. There are tutorial videos to assist with learning how to use the database. Access to the site is free, but a registration approval from the website administrators is necessary.

A website decicated to the study of the Magna Carta, including the text of the Magna Carta itself, as well as related texts and commentaries. The site contains downloadable resources for teachers that, while meant for a British curriculum, could still be helpful for American teachers.

An entire Holy Quran the central religious text of Islam. Avaliable both in Arabic and English. It also offers the interactive reading tool. All of the Meccan and Medinan Surahs are the chronologically organised and avaliable on the website. One can browse through the surahs, click on the button (shown left) in the READ & LISTEN page and navigate surah by title or by page.

Collections of scholarly articles and journals relating to technology for preservation & conservation of historic sites; conference which offers student scholarships for presentations; possibility of memebership

The Biblical Archaeology Society was founded in 1974 as a nonprofit, nondenominational, educational organization dedicated to the dissemination of information about archaeology in the Bible lands. BAS educates the public about archaeology and the Bible through its quarterly magazine, Biblical Archaeology Review, an award-winning website, tours and seminars, and books and DVDs.

Access to Museum conservation materials, including articles, ongoing projects, images, and an e-learning platform.

This is an online digitalized manuscript collection from the library of St. Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai, Egypt. So far manuscripts in Arabic and Syriac have been digitized, with other languages such as Greek, Coptic, Georgian, Latin, and others still forthcoming. Log-in required.

This project by Columbia University was designed to support undergraduate education, from introductory art and architectural history surveys to advanced courses on specific art historical periods and themes.

This website contains a map-searchable database of archaeological sites and ancient places with references to all textual mentions in Greek, Roman, and Aramaic sources. There are also full-text translations of almost 800 sources, downloadable datasets, and searchable databases of places and peoples.

A database of external useful links for research and documents of scholarly research about preservation and conservation in (American) museums in order to protect cultural heritage.