Internet links

Gateways to Classics and Ancient History resources

• Intute: Arts and Humanities - extensive links to organisations with interests in Classics and Ancient History. For Ancient History resources, click the History link under the 'Historical and philosophical studies' heading. For Classics resources, see the 'Literature, Linguistics, Classics' heading. Note that from August 2010 Intute is not being updated
• Perseus Digital Library - a large database of texts and images relating to Classics and Ancient History, including primary and secondary texts, and dictionaries and encyclopedias relating to the subject
• The Library of Congress Greek and Latin Classics Internet Resources - a short list of useful websites
• Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation - this site gives access to gateways, images relating to Classics and Ancient History, electronic texts, bibliographies and much more
• Voice of the Shuttle - Hosted by the University of California's Santa Barbara campus, this is a vast Internet gateway, and includes links to many sites concerned with Classical Studies
• The University of Bristol, Department of Classics and Ancient History - links to the Department's activities in terms of teaching and research; staff contacts; seminars and other events

Learned societies and other organisations

• The Classical Association - includes a useful links page
• Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies - covers many aspects of the ancient Roman world, including literature, art and history up to circa 700AD
• Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies - includes the study of ancient, Byzantine and modern Greek culture, history, language, literature and art
• Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies - covers the history, culture, art and literature of the Byzantine Empire
• Joint Association of Classical Teachers - promotes the study of Classics in schools and higher education

Other online resources

Quick search on the Library homepage includes the Library Catalogue, eJournals catalogue, Google Scholar, and through the 'Articles & Databases' tab access to many other resources via MetaLib: your resource gateway.