Free Resources

A great resource for visual and very pedagogical explanations of many topics.

Handy resource for anyone experimenting with reading or writing Latin poetry. This digital tool marks all the long vowels in a text, allowing quicker and easier understanding of t

A YouTube channel dedicated to etymology, centred around the history of English language but exploring near and distant connections with other languages.

YouTube channel for the American Institute for Conservation and Foundation for Advancement in Conservation.

Videos covering every major Greek and Latin meter. Disclaimer: I haven’t actually used this, but I can’t imagine it’s less helpful than the approach I did use, which was sitting a

A truly extensive list of free resources for studying the classical world.

The website accompanying the textbook The Cambridge Introduction to Sanskrit has a list of resources for Sanskrit.

A Youtube series accompanying the textbook The Cambridge Introduction to Sanskrit. The videos themselves are pretty informative without the textbook, but it's meant as a supplemen

Notes aimed at the general public which offer practical advice about issues and questions related to the care, handling and storage of cultural objects.

Please be aware that all interventions by untrained professionals are at your own risk and are neither recommended nor endorsed. This resource is provided for informational purpos

A Youtube series covering the contents of an introductory linguistics course in video form.

YouTube playlist curated by a senior objects conservator showing various treatments, seminar talks and conservation conversations.

James Walker and Paul Fillingham specialise in the creation of interdisciplinary collaborative digital works that explore Nottingham’s literary and cultural heritage.

David Tong's lecture notes on basically any topic are a delight to read and come with problem sheets.

Greek and Latin texts selected and annotated for intermediate students, as well as audio recordings of some texts and useful maps. Also check out the Core Vocabularies and the dig

Fantastic resources on ancient maps, mythology and even dedicated languages sections with resources for grammar and vocabulary for the various UK examination boards.

A list of resources for studying New Testament Greek in particular, curated by Cressida Ryan.

An open access textbook covering the core areas of theoretical linguistics, with special attention paid to Canadian English.

Extensive research and publication information on various aspects of conservation by the reknowned Getty Conservation Institute.

The best introduction to linear algebra on the internet.

Professor Helma Dik’s “Nifty Greek Handouts” are one of the best resources I’ve found for mastering and reviewing specific points of Greek grammar and syntax.

A university-based preservation research center that supports preservation of cultural heritage collections worldwide.

Information on measures for preventive conservation, including risk assessment and emergency preparedness.

YouTube channel by a French conservator with a focus on cultural heritage and historical craftmanship through technical studies and research of crafting techniques

This passion project by Bill Thayer has an extraordinary array of digitized Greek and Latin texts and translations (especially historians and historical sources), reference works,

Simple Latin stories, intermediate texts broken down for easy reading, and some fun and games (including Bella Stellaria – Star Wars!), all entertainingly illustrated with Lego fi

A fun and friendly introduction to topics in linguistics in podcast form. Hosted by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne.

Literature Cambridge offers courses on great literature in English, taught by academics and open to the public.

Free course materials for courses offered by MIT's department of Linguistics and Philosophy.

An extensive curated list of online resources for introductory topics in linguistics.

A collection of free resources for the Latin Language, including lots of public domain educational texts.

A huge collection of digitized Greek and Latin texts, including translations, commentaries, and easy dictionary lookup by clicking on any word. Almost all major classical texts ar

To type classical Greek correctly, with all the breathing and accent marks, you’ll need to activate a specific keyboard setting on your computer. Sarah Abowitz has prepared a guid

An annotated bibliography / reading list of works on the Seleucid Empire, including guidance on where to start for beginners. Prepared by the Hellenistic Age Podcast.

ResearchRabbit's mission is to help researchers do their thing. Their Discovery app unlocks a completely novel way to search for papers and authors, monitor new literature, visual

The Rogueclassicist (David Meadows) collects and curates Internet articles and links of classical interest. Check out in particular his list of classics-related podcasts, includin

A (seriously) massive database of resources for the ancient world.

An amazing website with resources and instructions for making all kinds of specialty storage solutions for collections.

In addition to hosting a forum for classical language learners, the Textkit website links to a valuable array of public-domain textbooks available online through archive.org. Some

Find out what heritage conservation is all about in this fun podcast run by professional conservators.

YouTube channel run by Australian conservator. Videos introduce different topics related to conservation and show basic care for various types of objects.

Society established in 1974 to promote knowledge and understanding of the life and work of D.H. Lawrence

A podcast exploring the connections between language, history, and the cognitive sciences, hosted by a medievalist/philologist and a classicist and featuring lots of guests from d

YouTube channel for The Getty Conservation Institute

Official website for the UK-based Institute of Conservation. Holds information on training to become a conservator and other useful resources.

Official website for the The International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works with information on publications, training and events.

It has lots of texts, including early and post-classical Latin, even down to some contemporary compositions.

A very beginner-friendly introduction to using the NLTK package for natural language processing in Python. The book doesn't presuppose Python/programming knowledge.

An online textbook from 2007 which serves as an introduction to generative syntax.

Somewhat superseded by Perseus’ digitization of the standard Latin dictionary (Lewis and Short), this is still a useful resource for quick lookups and English-to-Latin dictionary

A massive encyclopedia covering all ages of world history. The entries have been vetted for accuracy. The overall effort and care taken in whole project is immediately evident.