Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
Latin & Ancient Greek language
Latin & Ancient Greek Literature
Roman Britain
General sites and subject portals for classicists
Joint Association of Classical Teachers (JACT)
supported by the DfEE and linked to the NGfL. Contains masses of information, resources and links to current projects.
Classics Collections
University of Florida web portal to the classics
Perseus Digital Library
a vast digital collection which includes an atlas, archaeological
resources and extensive online texts - a wealth of information (this site is currently being redeveloped we will restore the link as soon as possible)
Classics at Oxford
links to resources include journals, e-texts, art, art & archaeology,
bibliography, images...
University of Reading Classics Gateway
includes texts and authors, art & archaeology, religion and mythology
and lots more
The Classics Pages
over 900 pages of news, information, games and controversy about the
life, literature, art and archaeology of the ancient world of Greece &
Rome.
Ask the
Oracle
Loxias will answer any classics-related question - on Latin or Greek literature,
mythology, ancient history - if you can't find what you want on the site,
send him an email!
Internet
Ancient History Sourcebook
texts, images and sound files, as well as pointers to other classics
portal sites
Encyclopedia Mythica
over 5,700 articles on mythology, folklore and legend
An
Etymological Dictionary of Classical Mythology
a site dedicated to the study
of word origins. Specifically, modern English words, whose origins reach far
back into Ancient Greek and Roman mythology.
15 Ancient Greek Heroes from Plutarch's Lives
Winged Sandals
a Greek mythology site from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, using wonderful Flash animations
Bulfinch's mythology
the age of fable or stories of gods and heroes by Thomas Bulfinch, 1855. Suitable for KS4/5 pupils and teachers.
The Stoa Consortium
news, projects and links for digital classicists. Includes the Metis catalog, which records classic sites and city archaeology.
Magic Tails
links to creation myths from a variety of cultures from around the world. Suitable for KS4/5 pupils and teachers. Some of this site is devoted to ambient music and new age healing, however the creation myth links provided are reliable.
Art History Resources on the Web
links to resources on prehistoric to 21st century art, worldwide.
Diotima
materials for the study of women and gender in the ancient world.
Labyrinth
access to electronic resources on medieval studies.
Perseus Digital Library
on-line collections that document human culture, including the classics and the English renaissance.
Voice of the Shuttle: Classical Studies
provides a structured and briefly annotated guide to online resources
Ancient Greece
The Parthenon Frieze
BBC Ancient Greece
an interactive resource for pupils aged 4-11.
Ancient Rome
The Roman Empire in the First Century
from the Public Broadcasting Service
Forum
Romanum
"Explore the Forum Romanum to experience Rome's past through
its culture, religion, language, and much more"
The Roman Forum
a very detailed guide from Great Buildings online
LacusCurtius
a gateway into the Roman world.
Latin and Ancient Greek language
Text tools and
lexica
linguistic data resources on the internet from
SIL International
a service organization that works with people who speak the world's lesser-known languages
Latin and Ancient Greek literature: texts
Internet Classics Archive
integral texts of 441 works by 59 Greek and Roman authors, all in
English translation
Reading Ancient
Greek texts
the electronic gateway to the study of Ancient Greek
Electronic Text Center: Latin
resources
University of Virginia
Latin electronic texts
Roman Britain
Romans
in Scotland
from the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Museum, this visually rich
site tells the story of the Roman presence in Scotland in the first and
second centuries AD.
Roman Britain
a bibliography of sources, including the Council for British Archaeology,
The Daily Telegraph and The Times
The Roman
Invasion
includes links to Celtic Britain and Boudicca's revolt