Welcome to The Middles Ages Trust Medieval Web Site Locator

Awareness of the middle ages and the rich heritage it brings is growing on the internet. Here are some sites that have information about the middle ages. If you find any other sites just send us an e-mail and will add it to the list. If you find anything of a special interest let us know and will publish it in The Medieval Criere newsletter.

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Medieval Sites

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  • American Academy of Research Historians of Medieval Spain Home Page

  • The Middle Ages - Annenberg/CPB Project

  • Arizona Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies Home Page

  • ArthurNet: Resources related to King Arthur

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  • The Electronic Beowulf Project: A large database of digital images of the manuscript (and related texts), including ultraviolet and fiber-optic readings.

  • Bibliotheque nationale de France

  • The British Library

  • Bryn Mawr Medieval Review Medieval Institute and Reivew

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  • Castles of Castile & Leon

  • Cathy Ball's Old English Pages

  • Catoira, Spain Viking invasionthe viking invasion of this town of Galicia, northwest Spain

  • Centre for Medieval Studies University of Toronto: Includes a directory of medievalists and information on the Centre's course offerings, publications and research projects.

  • Christian Hagiography: Home Page for the Société des Bollandistes

  • City of Medieval Cracow

  • Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies

  • Christus Rex Web Site Pictures of medieval italian sites can be found here

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  • Dante Project: Brown University provides searchable versions of more than forty rare commentaries.

  • Directory of European National Libraries

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  • Edlund Font Project

  • English Medieval Songs: English Medieval Songs. English Songs of the Middle Ages. Sequentia Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 77019. Contents: Sainte Marie viergene Crist & Marie St.

  • EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents From Western Europe: From Brigham Young University--selected transcriptions, facsimiles and translations.

  • European Medieval Drama: Home Page for the Centro Linguistico, organizers of the annual international conference on Aspects of Medieval Drama

  • Exemplaria Home Page: Information related to Exemplaria: A Journal of Theory in Medieval and Renaissance Studies

  • EAWC: A Chronology of Medival Europe

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  • Florentine Renaissance Resources: Online Catasto of 1427 (searchable), based on the work of Herlihy and Klapisch-Zuber.

  • The French Middle Ages: Located at the French embasy in Canada, lots of detailed information.

  • BibliothËque nationale de France: Gives general information, as well as instructions for using the online catalogue, BN-OPALE. The database is large, but not fully retrospective. Searching is slow, with no keyword option (yet), and the hours are quite limited. The exhibit on Charles V includes marvelous illuminations.
  • Creating French Culture: Treasures from the BibliothËque nationale de France

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  • The Gedeonus Home PageThe An introduction to the medieval church for living history.

  • The Gregorian Chant Home Page

  • Gullskoen Runic Font

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  • History of Art: Medieval Sculpture: The following information is from Dr Phillip Lindley's own research material. Some Primary Sources for Crucifixes in the Fourteenth.

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  • The Internet Medieval Sourcebook:

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  • Peritia: Journal of the Medieval Acadamy of Ireland

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  • The Knights Templar



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  • Labyrinth: Sponsored by Georgetown University, this is an excellent server for medieval studies which includes information on paleography, philosophy, biblical studies and patristics. The definition of "medieval" is rather generous, ranging from classical Greek and Latin to early modern texts.

  • The Library of Congress Vactican Exhibit

  • The Lollard Society Home Page

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  • Manors of San Millan de la Cogolla Birthplace of the spanish language, also the most ancient texts of the basque language

  • The Medieval Academy of America

  • Medieval Art History Resources

  • The Medieval Institute: The Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University, home of The International Congress on Medieval Studies ("Kalamazoo")

  • Medieval Drama Links

  • The Medieval Itinerary: THE MEDIEVAL ITINERARY.(Church of S.Lorenzo Maggiore - The Nativity Chapel) The subdivision and schemes of the various itineraries reflected the criteria.

  • Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program at the University of Pittsburgh

  • Medieval Studies Workshop at the University of Chicago

  • Medieval Support for Clerical Marriage: Medieval Voices in Favor of Clerical Marriage. Bishop William Durandus: "In preparation for the Council of Vienne (1311), the canonist William Durandus.

  • Medieval Tournai The restoration of the monastery of St. Martin of Tournai

  • Milites deBec Society for Re-enactments of the Normans

  • The moors & christians Remember the conquest of different cities of eastern Spain, at XIII century

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  • NetSERF: A Home Page at Catholic University focusing on Medieval Internet sites: includes history, architecture, music, art, literature, law, and religion

  • The New Chaucer Society

  • Nostradamus: A site that publishes a newspaper covering medieval events (mainly in Québec, Canada)

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  • Old English Resources: Links to e-texts, instructional software, MS images, fonts, CD-ROM, and Anglo-Saxon clip-art

  • Online Catasto 1427 Demographics in 1427

  • Online Medieval & Classical Library

  • ORB: On-Line Text Materials for Medieval Studies

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  • Patrologia Latina Database: (Univ of Mich access only): Now complete in 221 volumes, this includes the work of patristic and medieval authors from Tertullian (ca. A.D. 200) to Innocent III (d. 1216). Images can be displayed, including non-Roman characters (excluding Greek, which will be fixed at a later date). The retrieval interface, which permits compound and proximity searches, is being redesigned locally, so please forward any comments or suggestions.

  • Paul Vincent Spade's Home Page on Medieval Logic and Philosophy

  • Plymouth State College Medieval Society

  • Planet K-12 Online Teaching Resource (good history section)

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  • Rabanus: A listing of all manuscripts of Rabanus's - De rerum naturis

  • Richard III Foundation, Inc.

  • Russian History

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  • The Societe de l'Oriflamme, which sponsors the development of web pages that examine European medieval warfare with a broader perspective than that generally found in English language sources. Presently, the focus is on the latter phase of the Hundred Years' War (HYW). Featured pages being added relate to various individuals, bibliographies, timeline of the war (one of the most comprehensive on the Internet for the HYW), overview of weapons.

  • The Society for the Study of the Crusades and the Latin East Home Page

  • Spainish World Heritage cities

  • Storme's Genealogy A Belgium site with genealogical information and heraldry



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  • Texas Medieval Association Home Page

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  • University of Oklahoma Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies Home Page

  • The Unit for Prosopographical Research Home Page: This is a user-friendly automated database of published documents produced in England during the period 1066-1166 which incorporates integral prosopographical analyses. It is a must, whether you are interested in English political history in the Middle Ages or in genealogy and family history.

  • University of California, Berkeley Medieval Studies Homepage

  • UC Berkeley Medieval Collections

  • UCLA Center for Medieval Studies

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  • Vikings in Spain

  • This is the web site of the UK's oldest and largest dark age 900-1066 re-creation society which re-enacts military conflict, living encampments and villages, ecclesiastcial life and most recently has started the Guild of Viking Navigators. They cover ethnic groups - welsh, vikings, saxons and normans.

  • Vulgate Bible: Because there are so many versions of this available, it may be helpful to recommend the one mounted by the ARTFL project at the University of Chicago, which provides a superior search interface.

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  • WWW Medieval Resources



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