The ArchaeoData information system provides access to information about archaeological artefacts that have been collected in different projects and described in very different ways.

The database consists of an expert analytical description of more than 500 archaeological artefacts, including full documentation – macrophotographs, microphotographs of the surface, wear traces or microresidues, results of analyses of the chemica

A database of historical textile patterns from the 16th to the 19th century. The image collection is the result of field research and scholarly analysis of liturgical vestments preserved in the Diocese of Brno.

The database contains Novák's monographs as well as essays published in books or anthologies in the form of introductions, afterwords or studies.

The database provides access to the results of academic research in the form of journals, proceedings and monographs published by the Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University.

The database provides researchers and those interested in the history of medicine and botany with information on medieval herbals, i.e. medical treatises on simple medicines (mainly plants, partly animal products and minerals).

The MIHOO (Magistri Iohannis Hus Opera omnia) database is a dynamic scholarly resource for exploring Jan Hus’s works, their transmission, and reception.

The database contains the collection of anthropomorphic ceramic figurines, mostly from 1st phase of the Lengyel culture, period of advanced Neolithic in south Moravia.

The database explores the production centers of selected pottery items in the high and late Middle Ages by means of analytical methods, as well as a closer definition of mutual contacts in the production sphere.

The database includes two types of objects, arrowheads and wristguards. Both contain two layers of data: metadata and image documentation.

The database is being created primarily to provide source material for building language corpora and other linguistic applications based on rap (hip-hop) music lyrics.