Plans and Maps

• From Pompeii Revisited: The Life and Death of a Roman Town, ed. J.-P. Descoeudres (Sydney, 1994).
  • Regional map
  • City plan
  • City plan from World War II
  • House of the Painted Capitals
• Pompeii, lost and found: a brief history (Univ. of Cambridge)
• Houses and Apartments: images
• Stabian Baths; Forum Baths

Horace's Iter

• From Roman Satire: Horace and Juvenal, C. McDonough, Boston College

Excavations

• Anglo-American Project in Pompeii: University of Bradford
• "In Vesuvius' Shadow": Archaeology Magazine's "InteractiveDig" (under the auspices of the AAPP)
• Soprintendenza Archeologica di Pompei:
  • Excavations of Pompeii (including a history of the excavations)
  • Election campaigns (with images of graffiti)
  • Itineraries: the house, public administration, decorations, everyday life, performances, city walls, villa

Specific sites in Pompeii

• The house of L.Caecilius Iucundus, Univ. of Cambridge (includes inscriptions)
• Insula 1.9: QTVRs, panorams, movies and models, Univ. of Auckland and the British School at Rome
• Insula 6.1 (under "Research in Pompeii"): text and images, The Pompeii Trust

Images and image databases

• Riot in the Amphitheater in 59 CE: House of Actius Anicetus (Reg. I.3.23), now in the Naples Archaeological Museum (Univ. of Texas)
• The Architecture of Pompeii, Univ. of Colorado-Colorado Springs (course on Roman art)
• Pompeii, in Maecenas: Images of Ancient Greece and Rome, ed. L. Curran, Univ. of Buffalo (thumbnails)
• Images of Pompeii, K. Helphand, course on the history of landscape architecture, Univ. of Oregon
• Pompeii, Prof. Edlund-Berry, course on the archaeology of ancient Italy, Univ. of Texas
• Ancient Pompeii: House of the Surgeon; Cork Model of Pompeii; other scenes and two inscriptions, L. Just, Loyola Marymount University
• Pompeii, B.K. Harvey, Kent State University (including some uncited graffiti)
• Pompeii: Re:discovery database, Skidmore College (search for keyword "Pompeii" and click on "only records with images"; mostly wall paintings)
• QTVR Tour of Pompeii: houses, public buildings and temples, F. Tronchin, D. Bonilla (slow downloads but worth the wait)
• Pompeii Forum Project, J.J. Dobbins, Univ. of Virginia (some dead links)
  • Archival Photographs
  • Forum, Houses, Public Buildings
  • Viewing Pompeii: Panoramic images; Forum Baths; Three Trenches (including interactive plans; video and lectures)
  • Ancient Reconstruction of the Pompeii Forum: An Investigation of Seismic and Volcanic Structural Response
  • Learning from Pompeii: The Final Report on Urbanism, C.W. Westfall
  • Volcanic Phenomena at Pompeii, K. Martini
• Pompeii Scavi - Pompeii Ruins:
  • Interactive map of the city
  • Photo index of individual structures
• Herculaneum, Miseneum and Stabiae, Vesuvius, Pompeii: a few images and a reconstruction of the eruption of Vesuvius, Harcourt Publishers
• Pompeji-Vesuv: links to sites associated with Pompeii, Stabiae, Herculaneum and Vesuvius, B. Efinger, Latein-Forum
• Images from a course on Roman culture including some from Pompeii (and the statue of M. Holconius Rufus and the dedication in the amphitheater), E.W. Leach, Indiana University
• Pompeii Forum Image Map, E.W. Leach, Indiana University (including a clickable map with plans and images)
• Pompeii: An Evolving Visual Tour, E.W. Leach, Indiana University (plans and images of the houses in Regiones I, V, VI, IX)
• NOVA On-line: Deadly Shadow of Vesuvius (images, text, and links to purchase the video)
• ArchArt: large database of images

College-level courses on Pompeii

• Roman Archaeology: Pompeii and Herculaneum, C. Damon, Amherst College (includes primary sources and images)
• Unearthing Pompeii: Tracing the Rediscovery of a Forgotten City, Univ. of Cambridge

Resources for purchase

• Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae: On-Line Survey for Audio-Visual Resources for Classics, J. Siegel, Illinois State University
• Pompeii Interactive (CD-ROM): Canis Education, Ltd.
• Lost City of Pompeii: Secrets of the Dead (video): Discovery

Latin tools

• Latin-English Dictionary (from Perseus, Tufts University)
• Latin Grammar (Dan Curley, Skidmore, 1999)
• Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae, ed. H. Dessau, on-line via Prof. Dr. J. Malitz

Miscellaneous sites

• Villa at Oplontis, E.W. Leach, Indiana University (clickable plan)
• Oplontis, C.J. Andrews (history of the site, clickable plan)
• BMCR Review of J. DeFelice, Roman Hospitality: The Professional Women of Pompeii, J.R. Clarke
• Experience Pompeii: L. Zarmati, Australian high-school level course with good aerial image of the city
• Graffito of an election notice of Cnaeus Helvius, Van Alstyne Independent School District, Van Alstyne, TX
• Non-academic website with some good images of plaster-casts of deceased Pompeiians
• Bibliography on Women in Pompeii and Ostia, D. Noy, Univ. of Wales-Lampeter
• Graffiti of Pompeii and Ostia: An Annotated Bibliography, A. Peterson, Univ. of Georgia
• Webpages on Roman history, B. McManus, College of New Rochelle
  • Cursus Honorum for Roman citizens
  • The Roman House
  • Roman Baths and Bathing
  • Gladiatorial Games
• Roman Gladiatorial Games, R. Dunkle, Brooklyn College
• NOVA, Secrets of Lost Empires: Roman Bath
• Bibliographic Abbreviations Query Form, College of the Holy Cross