You will find links to complete bibliographies of many Israeli authors, literary criticism from online editions of the Institute's journals and other links of interest. Brings together in text and image web sites pertaining to ancient Near East archaeology, ancient document collections, papyrology, museum collections, source analysis of the Hebrew Bible and early Christian texts, with links to professional societies associated with these subjects. This website tracks and organizes an enormous number of links relating to the Near East, Greece and Rome. There is one page which pulls together links relating soley to ancient legal texts. ArchNet serves as the World Wide Web Virtual Library for Archaeology.
Information is categorized by geographic region and subject.
This site is a joint effort of the Oriental Institute's Museum and the University of Chicago's Departments of Near East Languages and Literatures. Use the extensive table of contents and the ABZU database, an index to web resources for the study of ancient Mesopotamia, to navigate the myriad of online resources available here. A wonderful introduction to the philosophical and religious works of F.R., an influential figure of 20th century Judaism. An easy to use tool for acquiring a working knowledge of the essential vocabulary of these three religions. Each image in this exhibit displays the text and illustration of a book printed between 1450 and 1750 with a short written description.