Classics on the Internet: A List of Lists

There is an amazing amount of material available to students and teachers of the Classics on the Internet and on different World Wide Web Sites. The following are offered here to help you get started. They will point you toward other sites devoted to topics which might interest you.

• Classics Related Web Resources for Elementary Teachers. A list of links to sites which might be useful to Third Grade Teachers in Virginia, and maybe elsewhere!
• Argos: This is a very powerful internet search engine which searches only classical sites.
• Electronic Resources for Classicists: This list of lists by Maria Pantelia should be the first stop for any Classicist new to the WWW.
• LatinTeach Web Site: Sharon Kazmierski has constructed this page with the secondary Latin Teacher in mind.
• The Perseus Project Homepage is a vast resource of materials covering Greek art, history and literature.
• The Atrium: For Devotees of Greece and Rome. David Meadows provides the interested amateur and the professional with an array of information and impressive graphics.
• Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page: Sebastian Heath keeps making this exhaustive list easier to use with search devices.
• KIRKE - Katalog der Internet-Ressourcen fuer die Klassiche Philologie aus Erlangen: This is a list of resources maintained by the German classicist Ulrich Schmitzer. In German, but so well organized it will reward a visit especially on philological topics.
• Strumenti informatici per lo studio dell'antichita' classica. In Italian, but owner Alessandro Cristofori has made it very easy to use and very complete for historical topics.
• DR. J'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO THE CLASSICAL WORLD

Published by: Gregory N. Daugherty for the Classical Association of the Middle West and South
Revision Date: 2/16/99
Send mail to gdaugher@rmc.edu