Links:
First
Europe
Multimedia Tutorial University of Calgary - provides
an overview of the transition from the Roman to the
Early Medieval periods in Western Europe
Gothic
Art & Architecture Ragz International - a useful
and visually interesting site
End
of Europe's Middle Ages (14th & 15th centuries)
Multimedia Tutorial University of Calgary - overview
of the economic, political, religious and intellectual
environment of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
Virtual Abbey
- a Medieval Tour
The
Labyrinth Resources For Medieval Studies Georgetown
University - extensive site for all aspects of medieval
Europe
Castles
on the Web everything you always wanted to know
about castles, including photos
The
Black Death of the 1300s National History Day
Middle
Ages Annenberg Foundation Exhibit
Christianity
Chronology North Park University - offers a useful
chronology of church history
The
Camelot Project University of Rochester - a center
for Arthurian lore
Medieval
Europe Ellis Knox Boise State University online
text
Quest
for the Holy Grail
British Library Exhibit
Ireland
History in Maps
The
Book of Kells images
Celtic
Encyclopedia a wealth of information on the Celts
Early
Medieval Resources for Britain, Ireland and Brittany
The
Geoffrey Chaucer Website Texts and contexts on
Chaucer and life in the Middle Ages
Medieval
Monasticism Westminster College
Plagues,
Natural Disasters, and Environmental Observations
Church
History: Christianity in Britain Brittania
Church
History: Monasticism in Britain Brittania
Abbeys
and Cathedrals in Britain and Wales Brittania
Medieval
Siege PBS - companion site to the NOVA series Secret
of Lost Empires
Vortigern
Studies British history 400-600 - the site deals
particularly with the years 425x455, which is considered
by most people to have been the reign of Vortigern.
Medieval
History Reading List NYU - a comprehensive
list of works on medieval history |
