The Pelagios Network connects researchers, students, and the public in creating digital projects to advance our understanding of relationships between texts, objects, and space. The Network has six core project areas: annotation, collaboration, gazeteers, pedagogy, registry, and visualizations. This website contains write-ups and links to different digital partner projects, as well as tools for users to undertake their own digital project. There is a substantial number of ancient studies projects including historical, archaeological, linguistic, and digital mapping projects.

This digital humanities project produces blogs, podcasts, videos, and teaching resources for studying real people of the ancient world. The range of topics covered is diverse (ranging from tattoos to democracy, and much more), and there is an emphasis on highlighting the work of the real scholars who study this material. There are also links to other useful organizations and groups.

This online journal is dedicated to publishing literary and contemporary translations of ancient texts from around the globe. Recent issues include translations from Greek and Latin texts, but also Classcal Arabic, Classical Chinese, Classical Japanese, and Old English.

The Europeana network of Ancient Greek and Latin Epigraphy (EAGLE) is an online network dedicated to publishing Greek and Latin inscriptions in European Union countries into a searchable, open-access format. They also have links to vocabularies, translations, bibliography, and virtual exhibitions, as well as a mobile app.

Website with information about Oya, the Stone City. The website contains archives, maps, stories, and a considerable number of images.

This website is the home of the Vindolanda Charitable Trust, which seeks to captivate the public through the preservation of the Roman Fort of Vindolanda. Information on events, tickets, donations to the preservation of the site, and information for school visits.

This continuously publishing online gazetteer that maps all known places in the Greek and Roman world. The project is also expanding to include Ancient Near Eastern, Byzantine, Celtic, and Early Medieval geography. There are nearly 40,000 entries that contain references to ancient texts, GPS locations, and links to other resources, and essential bibliography.

This database contains archives of both ancient and modern performances of ancient Greek and Latin drama, as well as modern opera, dance, theater, and film. The APGRD also publishes research and scholarly talks based on their collections.

This digital project has collected sources (narrative sources, court records, archaeology, maps, etc.) about medieval London and its people. There are additional pedagogical resources and links other archival materials

Website with information about the Isedotai archaeological ruins and Jomonkan Museum. Website provides a lot of photos of the site as well as artifacts.