Useful Resources Please visit FeAudrey's SPQR Citizens' Companion for a selection of ancient-world links, and Romanae Antiquae for an informal look at the lives of women in Ancient Rome. As interesting resources come to light, particularly those pertaining to virtual reality and archaeological reconstructions, we'll add to the list on this page. Full book bibliography for this web site to come; brief bibliography here.

General Classics Information
CWConrad Home Page	An extremely well organised, well designed page by Professor Carl W. Conrad, Dept. of Classics, Washington University in St. Louis. A comprehensive list of links -- highly recommended.
Pompeii
Virtual Pompeii Project	A sampling of images from Virtual Pompeii, which premiered at the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum of Art in San Francisco in the fall of 1995, an educational virtual reality application that replicates a select portion of the city
Archaeology of Pompeii and Herculaneum and ancient sources	Materials and links compiled by Prof. Cynthia Damon, Amherst College
Course description and syllabus, "Pompeii and Herculaneum"	Prof. Pedar W. Foss, University of Cincinnati (no links, but a lot of suggested reading material)
Pompeiian Forum reconstruction project	Archaeologists reassembling the pieces of the forum destroyed by Vesuvius
the city of Rome
Dead Romans: Virtual Walkthrough	Contains over 280 photographs of the Colosseum and parts of the Forum Romanum in their present state
elsewhere in the Empire
The Palace of Diocletian	Walkthrough of a model of Diocletian's palace at Split

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