Public Works Resources
Reference Material:
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Perseus Digital Library (Tufts University)
- Loeb Classical Library - catalogue, search
- Center for Hellenic Studies (Harvard University)
Reading Material:
- Project Gutenberg
- Internet Archive
- Standard Ebooks
- HathiTrust
- Google Books
- Perseus Digital Library (Tufts University)
- Biodiversity Heritage Library
Digital Museum Galleries:
- Penn Museum (UPenn)
- Ashmolean Museum (Oxford)
- The British Museum
Public Domain Artwork [A/Z]:
The following is an alphabetically sorted list of museums and galleries that offer art under a CC0 License.
- Aberdeen Archives Gallery & Museums
- Art Institute of Chicago
- Birmingham Museums
- Brighton & Hove Museums
- Finish National Gallery
- Getty Museum
- Grand Rapids Public Museum
- Indianapolis Museum of Art
- Library of Congress
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
- Museum of New Zealand
- National Gallery of Art
- National Gallery of Denmark
- National Museum in Krakow
- National Museum of African American History & Culture
- National Museum Sweden
- Nivaagards Marlerisamling
- Paris Museés
- Rijksmuseum
- RISD Museum
- The Cleveland Museum of Art
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- The Smithsonian Institution
- The Walters Art Museum
- Wikimedia Commons
- Yale University Art Gallery
Virtual Tours:
- Persepolis Reimagined (Getty)
- Musei Vaticani
- Google Maps Tour of Pompeii - (park entrance, Amphitheatre of Pompeii, via dell’Abbondanza, Porta Marina)
- Joy of Museums Virtual Tours
Video Channels
- The Center for Hellenic Studies - performances of ancient greek works, as well as in-depth studies of specific texts
- Thersites the Historian - a professor of archaeology who presents clear, detailed information on all matters of antiquity.
- Astarte Resources - a producer of educational resources that has since closed, but they share their videos on YT still, which are excellent resources on antiquity
- Historia Civilis - a detailed and entertaining channel that covers many arcs of antiquity. Historia Civilis does battles especially well. The author’s series on Julius Caesar and Octavian in particular are excellent.
- North 02 - specializes in Neolithic and Paleolithic content, with in-depth videos on Homo sapiens and our closest ancestors.
- Stefan Milo - an archaeology channel with great information on the bronze age.
- toldinstone - another excellent channel specializing in everyday ancient life, especially about Rome.
- Geodiode - in-depth overviews of different countries’ geography and history.
- PBS Eons - natural history from a geological perspective.
- History with Cy - ancient and medieval history.
- Leonidas Sparta - specializes in hoplite and ancient warfare historical reenactment
Secondary/Editorialized Content
- Antigone Journal - articles and contests on classics, as well as links to useful resources
- Xenophon Group International - an index of information on military history, including essays, timelines, and other useful secondary sources
- A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry - blog posts summarizing a variety of ancient world topics in an approachable way, particularly the Roman world