Virtual exhibition about lighting in antiquity and its social problematics, by Christian Heinrich Wunderlich, Head of the laboratory of the Landesamt für Archäologie, Sachsen-Anhalt, Halle. (Website in German)
http://www2.archlsa.de/lightkultur/index.htm

Ancient lamps. RomQ Reference Collection
A very interesting and complete introduction to ancient lamps.
http://www.romulus2.com/lamps/

A large section of the website of the Museo Civico « Carlo Verri », dedicated to the collection of ancient lamps (Biassono, Milan, Italy)
http://www.museobiassono.it/Italiano/index.php?page=/italiano/Mostre/Lucerne/index.html

Oil Lamps from the Holy land.
An introduction about lychnology in the Holy land based on artefacts from the Adler collection.
http://www.steve-adler.com/OilLampsMain.htm

The Petrie Museum at the University College London.
More than 700 lamps from Egyptto be seenusing the UCL Petrie Collection Online Catalogue
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/museums/petrie

The Nakayama & Orsetti ancient lamps museum.
A digital version of the catalogue of the Tokyo-based collection, prefaced and supervised by D.M. Bailey
http://www.itca.co.jp/museume/

The Kobe lamp museum.
Website of a huge japanese museum dedicated to lamps through history (in Japanese).
http://www.kobe-lamp.com/index.html

An excellent survey of non-electric lighting through the 19th century, by Ara Kebapcioglu. (website in French, German, English and Turkish)

http://lumiara.perso.neuf.fr/lumiara/

Deung-Jan Museum
The Korean lamp (Deung-jan) museum’s official website : virtual tours, images and much more…
http://www.deungjan.or.kr/eng/index.asp

Lumina Domestica
A huge lamp museum opened in Bruges (Belgium).
http://www.luminadomestica.be/