International Journal of Ethiopian Studies (published at the Universität Hamburg) devoted to the scholarly study of the linguistics, literature, history, archaeology, palaeography, religion(s), traditional art, culture, and ethnology (anthropology) of Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Interactive multimedia programs from a California company, teaching Amharic and Tigrinya. Catalog, order form, demos, links.

A popular Amharic fable in the original and in English translation, together with information about Amharic courses offered at the University of Florida.

Scholarly article by Sisay Fissaha and Johann Haller. It explores the use of computer-based techniques for the analysis of Amharic texts.

Essay on the difficulties and solutions for the numerical representation of zero in the counting system of the Ethiopic languages, which begin counting with the number one.

Description of Eritrea, as well as several Tigrinya language resouces, including keyboard mapping for entering Tigrinya as Unicode on Mac OS X and a Latin font based on Ethiopic script (Asmara).

A bibliography compiled by Prof. Grover Hudson of Michigan State University.

This project of Mainz University "aims at creating machine-readable and SGML-encoded ... Ethiopic texts and collecting them in a corpus for further research". Editing software is also available onsite. Bilingual site (English and German).

Reproduction of a brochure devoted to a basic presentation of the Tigrinya language and a listing of academic institutions in the US where the language may be studied.