This website is collection of images and descriptions of Early Christian and Byzantine art, architecture, and texts.

A database hosted by the Yale Law School offering translated texts ranging from ancient, medieval, and modern periods that deal with history, law, and diplomacy with a focus on "Western Civilzation." It is browseable by subject and time period.

This website is about paleography related to ancient manuscripts upon which the New Testament is based, along with modern commenatry.

An interactive map with locations of Japanese archaeological sites with short descriptions of all sites shown. It includes list of all the sites and photos.

Website of Nara National Museum with its collection and database which contain sculptures, writings, and other archaeological materials. Site also has information on their exhibitions.

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.

Cantus is a database of the Latin chants found in manuscripts and early printed books, primarily from medieval Europe. This searchable digital archive holds inventories of antiphoners and breviaries -- the main sources for the music sung in the Latin liturgical Office -- as well as graduals and other sources for music of the Mass.

This website attempts to accurately present the data of the early church, from the writings of early Christians to historical examples, as well as addressing misconceptions about Christianity.

Website with material from the Jomon, Nara, and Kofun periods of Japan. Website also provides detail information about all three periods, as well as additional historical periods of Japan.

Website of Tokyo National Museum with several collection databases. The collection has been handed down over 150 years and currently contains over 120,000 items.