Archaeology
- ANE Placemarks for Google EarthProvides links to more than 200 sites, photos for which can then be viewed via Google Earth. See Prof. Olof Pedersen’s instructions for proper use.
- Athena review: Guide to Archaeology on the InternetAnnotated links to archaeological sources of information, organized by topics, see the sections on Egyptian papyrus sources, Greek and Latin texts, Roman Empire, and Israel.
- Biblical Archaeology Society Library This link opens in a new windowFeatures articles from the journal “Biblical Archaeology Review” and other information on Biblical matters, including the Dead Sea scrolls and the Land of Israel in antiquity.
- Digital Archaeological Atlas of the Holy LandAn interactive map of archaeological sites in Israel. For each site it provides photos and diagrams of archaeological remains.
- Holy Land PhotosHigh resolution photos of over 320 sites in Greece, Israel, Jordan and Turkey. For each site there is a detailed list of the features photographed, along with a map of the surrounding region, a short description and bibliography. The images may be enlarged and downloaded. Search by geographical name, personal name, archaeological period, or artifact.
- Israel Antiquities AuthorityOnline edition of the essential archaeological journals “Hadashot Arkheologiyot” and “Atiqot”. Also includes: reports on ongoing excavations, online articles of archaeological interest, index to the set of the Archaeological Survey of Israel maps, and information on the Dead Sea scrolls.
- Jerusalem Archaeological ParkVirtual models of the Temple Mount, ancient Jerusalem and its water system; maps, historical sources, history of research, bibliographies.
- Jezreel Valley Regional ProjectSurvey and excavation project results: sites, maps, bibliography.
- Naomi Miller’s Archaeobotanical Reports from the LevantBibliography of published reports.
- Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Related LiteratureProvides a fascinating virtual tour of the Kh. Qumran site with reconstruction of the ancient buildings, background material, extensive bibliographies, links to articles available online, bulletin board and announcements.
- The Temple Mount in JerusalemProvides extensive evidence of the exact location of the Temple on Mount Moriah, with links to maps, reconstructions, histories of Jerusalem and other sites of interest.
- The Virtual World Project: Exploring the Ancient World Through Virtual RealityPresents interactive virtual tours of a substantial number of archaeological sites in Israel and Jordan. From a map of the region, the visitor may choose a site to explore in depth via written descriptions, diagrams, interactive phtotography with audio commentary being added at present.