Resources for Greek Mythology

• Perseus: The most useful site for studying ancient Greece and Rome.Includes maps, texts, pictures and more.
• Classical Myth: An excellent survey of Greek mythology.
• Bulfinch's Mytholgy: The old standard, available on-line.
• Greek Mythological Link: an amazingly comprehensive site; better for tracking down details and variants. between myths than for a narrative presentation of myths.
• Diotima: Devoted mainly to the study of women and gender in antiquity.
• Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology: A comprehensive catalogue of sites related to Classics.
• Encyclopedia Mythica is an encyclopedia of mytholgy, folklore, and legend.

• The Homer Homepage: a useful collection of texts, links, and more (although, sadly, many of the links are broken).
• The Chicago Homer: a multilingual database that uses the search and display capabilities of electronic texts to make the distinctive features of Early Greek epic accessible to readers with and without Greek.
• Selections from the Iliad read in Greek
• A brief summary of the Iliad and its principal characters
• A list of deaths in the Iliad
• The Trojan War in Ancient Art
• Achilles, Odysseus, Agamemnon: Homer on Military Leadership, a paper delivered at the Pentagon
• The official website of Troy movie
• A page promoting the (wildly incorrect) theory that Troy stood in Cambridgeshire, England
• Links about Helen
• A review of Christopher Logue's continuing project to re-imagine the Trojan War in modern verse.

Resources for Athens

• The Ancient City of Athens: a photographic archive of the archaeological and architectural remains of ancient Athens.
• METIS: A 3D Virtual Reality view of many buildings and places in Ancient Athens [requires Quicktime]