Useful Sites for Classical Mythology

• Perseus: The most useful site for studying ancient Greece and Rome.
  
• Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology: A comprehensive catalogue of sites related to Classics.
  
• Diotima: One of the best sites, devoted mainly to the study of women and gender in antiquity, yet with a wide range of broader materials.
  
• Mythology in Western Art contains a wide range of mythological iconography throughout the history of art.
  
• Classical Myth: An excellent overview of Greek mythology, with a particularly strong and concise overview of the Olympian Gods.
  
• Encyclopedia Mythica is a global, cross-cultural on-line reference tool for mythology.
  
• Argos is the first peer-reviewed, limited area search engine for studying the ancient world on WWW. If you ever been frustrated by the lack of selectivity in commercial search engines, try this!
  
• My Greek drama course web site, which students further interested in Greek drama might find useful.
• The web site for the myth textbook by Morford and Lenardon
• Metis: A QTVR Interface for Ancient Greek Archaeological Sites
• MIT's Internet Classics Archive offers free, but dated translations of Greek and Latin texts.
• Gender and Immortality Heroines in Ancient Greek Myth and Cult by Deborah Lyons, Published by Princeton University Press, in an on-line edition

Fun Sites!!!!!

Visit the official websites of:

• Star Trek: The Next Generation
  
• Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
  
• Disney's Hercules or their more specialized OSPN!

Then look at the slightly more dignified Heracles page at Perseus.

Amazons, ancient and modern can be pretty fun as well.

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