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This page serves as a linkway to various online aids, including images, websites, and maps.

Perhaps the best online classics resource is the Perseus Project at Tufts University, which boasts a comprehensive collection of texts and images.  The collection is so extensive, that it is possible to construct an entire Resources page with links to nothing but Perseus!  You should take the time to explore this wonderful resource.

Below are links to sites other than Perseus.  Most are very good—but there are a few clunkers.

Enjoy, and if you discover other resources, please email me.
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Characters

Encyclopedia Mythica.  A searchable database of mythical personae, mostly text but with some images.  If you need fast background information on a character in our readings, this is your first stop.  The author of the site is Mr. Micha F. Lindemans of the Netherlands, who works with various contributors on the articles.
 
The Mythmedia Project.  A collection of images by Ora Zehavi and Dr. Sonia Klinger, from the resources of the University of Haifa Library in Israel.

Olympian Gods.  By Professor Laurel Bowman of the University of Victoria.  This page is part of her Classical Myth site, which also has a page on Greek iconography, as well as a handy timeline. 
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Authors and Genres

Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.  A site on Homer and his poetry designed and maintained by students.  Generally well done, if a bit naive here and there. 

Greek Stagecraft.  A guide to the physical and practical aspects of staging Greek tragedy.  Part of the Didaskalia site, which specializes in modern performances of ancient plays.

Apollonius' Argonautica.  A good introductory site to Apollonius and the myth of the Argonauts.  By Laura Gorney, a Masters student at St. John's College, Oxford.

Apollonius Rhodius, the Argonatica:  An Electronic Bibliography.  Compiled by Prof. Jackie Murray of the University of Guelph, Canada.  Links to other Apollonian sites, including one on Ancient Greek Ships.

The Argonautica:  a Summary.  A brief outline of the poem, by Prof. Curley.  Under construction!

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Maps

Interactive Ancient Mediterranean (IAM).  A joint project of the University of North Carolina and the American Philological Association. 

Greece and the Aegean.  Image courtesy of IAM. 

Classical Mythography by Geography.  By Mr. Mark Woon of Princeton.  A clickable map of Greece and the Aegean (some links out of date). 

Perseus Atlas.  Part of the Perseus Project at Tufts.  Although ponderous for some web browsers, the Atlas is worth singling out for its detail as well as being plottable—i.e. you can select the sites you want to display.
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