ArchNet serves as the World Wide Web Virtual Library for Archaeology. This server provides access to archaeological resources available on the Internet.
Information is categorized by geographic region and subject.
Our primary mandate is to include a range of material written by graduate students, and articles from established researchers on topics of interest to graduates. Topics range from the problems and delights of teaching Classics, of meeting gods and God, Plato's dreams, Irish archaeologists in Crete, sex in Athens, ancient explorers, a review of a new version of The Trojan Women , performed in the Peacock Theatre, Dublin last year and what Greeks thought when they first visited Rome. The aim of Classics Ireland is to publish articles about all aspects of the ancient world for the members of the Classical Association of Ireland. The Association was set up in 1992 and Dr Mitchell from Trinity College, Dublin gave the Inaugural Lecture about classics in Ireland. The text of his address forms the first item.