Middle Ages
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| Information on this Wiki which has articles on the middle ages. It also allows visitors to add and edit content. |
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| Florilegium Urbanum |
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| Collection of primary source texts illustrative of various aspects of medieval urban life and presented in modern English. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Focus on Domesday |
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| History of Domesday Book, from the death of Edward the Confessor in 1066 through the conflicts of the Anglo-Saxons and Normans and the reign of William the Conquerer. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Heroic Age |
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| Free, peer-reviewed online journal for the study of Northwestern Europe from the Late Roman Empire to the advent of the Norman Empire. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Knights and Armor |
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| Provides information on the history, armor, weapons, crusades, chivalry and heraldry. |
Reviewed by bigt
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| Knights Templar |
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| Articles on Templar history, mysteries and myths, and Templarism today. Also articles on warrior monks and the Crusades. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Medieval Castle Siege Weapons |
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| Provides information on medieval castles, siege weapons, and castle warfare in general. Also includes articles on medieval aspects of Dungeons and Dragons and Lord of the Rings. |
Reviewed by antie_em
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| Mostly Medieval: Exploring the Middle Ages |
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| Explores different aspects of the life in the Middle Ages including medicine, heraldry, religion, festivals and myth and legend, and includes Celtic clip art and early music files. |
Reviewed by gloria
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| NetSERF |
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| A directory focused on resources about the medieval period. Features a glossary of related terms and news. |
Reviewed by bantychick
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| Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies |
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| Online resource for medievalists and others hoping to disseminate current research in the field. Contains full-length works, written by experts in
their respective medieval fields. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Celtic Inscribed Stones Project Online Database |
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| Database of information on inscribed stones located within the Celtic-speaking regions of the early
middle ages (AD 400-1000). This includes Ireland, Scotland, Wales,
Dumnonia, Brittany and the Isle of Man. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Chivalry Today |
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| Chivalry is a code of conduct created by knights of the Middle Ages to combat attitudes of brutality, ignorance and prejudice. Definition, virtues, articles, portraits, stories, and resources. |
Reviewed by hbird64
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| Comitatus |
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| Journal of medieval and renaissance studies. Contains the complete articles of all issues of the journal published annually since 1970. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| De Re Militari |
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| Offers primary sources, book reviews, bibliographies, and information about conferences and lectures. From the Society for Medieval Military History. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Essays in Medieval Studies |
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| Published simultaneously in print and online editions. Journal is interdisciplinary in nature and has a thematic focus based on the topic of the annual meeting. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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