GREEK AND LATIN FOCUS
Classical Studies on the WWW
An up-to-date listing of most things on the web related to classical civilization, maintained by the
Classical Studies Department at Wesleyan University.
Classics and Mediterranean Archeology Home Page
A rich collection of material, enhanced by the addition of a Search Tool. Maintained by the University
of Michigan's Classics Department.
Diotima: Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
The best site available for the study of gender and women in antiquity, Diotima includes essays, articles,
images, bibliography, reviews, course materials, translations of selected
texts, and a new section on Biblical Studies.
Perseus at Tufts University
An evolving online catalog of information pertaining to Greek Antiquity. Perseus includes a very complete
encyclopedia, vase database (with images), architecture database (also
with images), and complete text (in both Greek and English) of many
ancient authors.
Mythology Web Sites
Mythology sites on the web for ancient near eastern, Greek and Roman myth.
Latin Language Resources
Online exercises for drill and practice, to be used with the Oxford Latin Course.
VRoma
A virtual community for teaching and learning classics, particularly in
the Roman world. Information includes web pages on Roman history and culture,
Roman history timetable, an image collection, etc.
California Classical Association/North
Information about the activities of the state classics organization, including
membership, programs, and activities.
Eta Sigma Phi Web Site
Everything you need to know about the national honorary society for Greek
and Latin.
Reviewing Greek on the Web
This web site is designed for beginning and intermediate Greek students.
It's a great way to keep up language skills between courses or over the summer.
Nuntii Latini
The news in Latin from Finnish Radio.
BIBLICAL FOCUS
Material Culture of Ancient Canaan, Israel, and Related Peoples
This is a full text history of Bronze and Iron Age cultures in the region, with images of artifacts,
sites, etc., for an archeology class at UPenn (Biblical Archaelogy). A fantastic resource.
Religious Studies Course Materials at UPenn
The University of Pennsylvania,
and Prof. James O'Donnell in particular, has been a leader in Internet-based
instruction. Here you may find assembled a great amount of material
of interest to students and scholars of ancient Israel, early Judaism,
Christianity, and more.
Resource Page-Biblical Studies
A very full listing of most things on the Internet, maintained by Torrey Seland, Associate Prof. of Biblical
Studies at Volda College in Volda, Norway.
Resources for the History of Ancient Egypt
This is a collection of material for a course, History of Ancient Egypt, at Northwestern University.
The site is "under construction," but it is nonetheless impressive.
Worlds of Late Antiquity
Another UPenn course, with resources for the study of all aspects of the cultures of late antiquity, in both
the Greek East, and the Latin West.