The digital library 'Perseus' of Tufts University brings together various digital collections related to the fields of humanities. The richest sections of the digital library are the digital Greek and Latin literature resources (ancient writers, translations, secondary bibliography, dictionaries etc.).

NARNIA was an interdisciplinary research project with the objective to provide young researchers with the means to conduct research on ancient Eastern Mediterranean material culture through a series of research and training activities. NARNIA started in December 2010 and was completed in December 2014. 

The Cyprus Collections at Medelhavsmuseet are some of the world's leading archaeological finds from Cyprus. The collections consist mainly of finds excavated by the Swedish Cyprus Expedition (1927- 1931) but also of finds located during Einar Gjerstad's excavations in Cyprus (1923-1924).

The Metropolitan Museum of Art proposes more than 400,000 of its objects online. The Cesnola Collection of Cypriote antiquities is included together with a variety of Cypriote antiquities;  on the website visitors can search for specific objects or browse through thematic essays via the Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History.

Catalogue of archaeological objects from Cyprus preserved in the British Museum, edited by T. Kiely. When complete, this catalogue will cover the entire collection of objects held in the British Museum from the island of Cyprus. This includes material 
dating from around 6,000 BC to 500 AD.

Focused on sculpture, the website collects a great number of very useful resources such as bibliographical references, pdf publications and links of interest.

Atlas allows the direct online consultation of 35,000 works of art exhibited in the Louvre. Visitors can carry out simple or advanced searches. Available in French and in English.

Pottery, figurines from clay and copper alloy, glass vessels, stone sculpture and inscriptions are all included in the Cypriote collection of the Fitzwilliam museum, which ranges in date from the Early Bronze Age of around 2,500 BC to the Roman period (up to around 400 AD).

The Antiquity À-la-carte application is a web-based GIS interface and interactive digital atlas of the ancient world, featuring accurate historical, cultural, and geographical data. The map is completely searchable with customizable features, allowing for the creation of any map covering Archaic Greece to Late Antiquity and beyond. 

The website of the magazine Archaeology and Arts has operated since 2008 proposing - amongst others - a calendar of events, news, job announcements, publications related to archaeology as well as the old archive of the magazine.