Resources for Medieval Studies

      Including Sites for Late Antique, Early Church and Byzantine Studies


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      Subject Indices & Link Collections

       Texts, Projects, Journals & Bibliographies

       Sites on Specific Topics or Regions

       Archaeological Field Projects

       Associated Languages

      Atlases and Geographic Information

       Related Museum Collections

       Associations, Centers & Organizations

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        Subject Indexes and Collections of Links

        Sites whose main purpose is to collect links to other, related sites.

      1. Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe (ARGE)
      2. Archaeology_AT- Links to Austrian Archaeology
      3. ArchDATA: Carrefour WWW de l'archéologie en France
      4. ArchWEB Nederland
      5. Byzantium: Byzantine Studies on the Internet
      6. Guide to Early Christian Literature on the Internet
      7. Labyrinth: Medieval Studies Infoserver. Relevant bibliographies and other material.
      8. Library of Congress Resources for Latin and Greek Classics, including Late Antique and Medieval works.
      9. Medieval Resources Page
      10. NetSERF, Beau A.C. Harbin's Medievalist's Home Page, surely one of the finest Medieval resource sites on the Web, and definitely the one with the most links to other sites of interest to Medievalists!
      11. The Medieval Page: Sources for Medieval Studies on the WWW
      12. World History
      13. World History Compass
      14. Worlds of Late Antiquity

        15. Texts, Projects, Journals, Bibliographies, Etc.

      15. British Archaeology
      16. Medieval Review
      17. Structural Analysis of Hagia Sophia
      18. Byzantine Studies Conference
      19. Cassiodorus An e-postprint by James O'Donnell.
      20. The Catholic Encyclopedia
      21. Center for the Study of Architecture Newsletter
      22. Classics Eireann
      23. Classics Ireland
      24. Consortium for Latin Lexicography and Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
      25. Dictionary of Medieval Latin from Celtic Sources
      26. Directory of Royal Genealogical Data. Includes Roman, Byzantine and Early Medieval material.
      27. The Early Church Fathers
      28. The Ecole Initiative: A Hypertext Encyclopedia of Early Church History.
      29. FRANTIQ: Fichier de Recherche de l'Antiquité
      30. The Getty Art History Information Program
      31. Guide to Early Church Documents
      32. Infimae Aetatis A Textual Data Bank of Late Antique and Medieval Inscriptions
      33. Instrumentum: European research group on crafts and manufactured products in Antiquity
      34. Internet Medieval Sourcebook
      35. Late Antique Urbanism at the University of Nottingham
      36. Princeton University's Mappamundi
      37. Princeton University's Medieval History and Literature
      38. The MiamiMOO Project. Constructing a virtual space for the study of ancient religion.
      39. Monumenta Germaniae Historica
      40. The Mount Athos Greek Manuscripts Catalog: The Philotheou Monastery Project. From Bates College.
      41. Online Medieval and Classical Library
      42. Orb: Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies
      43. Orthodox Reading Page
      44. Scholia Reviews
      45. TITUS: Thesaurus Indogermanischer Text - und Sprachmaterialien

        Sites devoted to Specific Topical or Regional Concerns

      46. Archaeology in Luxembourg
      47. Archaeology in Malta
      48. Art History on the Web. With headings for Greek Classical, Etruscan, Hellenistic, Roman, Early Christian, Byzantine, Medieval and Romanesque categories.
      49. Art Images
      50. Barbarians on the Greek Periphery? Origins of Celtic Art
      51. The "Best of" Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
      52. Byzantium 1200
      53. CATHEDRALS - An Earthlore Exploration of Gothic Cathedral Architecture
      54. The Christian Topography of Cosmas Indicopleustes
      55. Christus Rex et Redemptor Mundi.
      56. Egeria and the Fourth Century Liturgy of Jerusalem
      57. The Electronic Beowulf from the University of Kentucky or the British Library.
      58. EUROPEAN HISTORY
      59. The Gregory of Nyssa Homepage
      60. Histoire de l'art
      61. History of Mathematics.
      62. The History of Plumbing
      63. Jay's History and Technology Back Pages
      64. Images for Art History at the Australian National University.
      65. From ANU
      66. Form based query into Mediterranean basin database from ANU
      67. From NCSA
      68. Images from History
      69. The Index of Christian Art at Princeton University
      70. Late Antique art: Index of Images From Vergil MSS Vat. lat. 3225 and 3867
      71. Levantine Castles
      72. Library of Congress Vatican Exhibit
      73. Mythology in Western Art
      74. NetSERF: Medieval Art
      75. NetSERF: Medieval Architecture
      76. la Cathedrale de Notre Dame de Paris
      77. Period and Style for Designers. Images from many periods.
      78. Sainte Chapelle
      79. The Shroud of Turin Home Page
      80. Traditions of Magic in Late Antiquity
      81. VIKING Home PageWindows on Italy. A brief history of Italy.
      82. World Art Treasures
      83. The World of the Vikings: A project led by the National Museum of Denmark and The York Archaeological Trust

        Archaeological Field Projects

      84. The Christian Catacombs of Rome
      85. Constantinople Home Page
      86. GIS and Remote Sensing for Archaeology: Burgundy, France
      87. Izmir Region Excavations and Research Project
      88. The Jerusalem Mosaic
      89. Nimes: 2000 ans de culture latine

        Related Languages and Writing

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        Atlases and Geographic Information

      90. Atlas historique de l'Antiquité tardive
      91. Gazetteer of Europe, with over thirty pages for locations of Medieval churches, frescoes, etc. The site is still growing, so visit it often.
      92. Global Images from GRASS GIS.
      93. Maps and Codices of the Roman Empire
      94. The Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection: Electronic Maps. Excellent resource for maps of particular countries.
      95. Thesaurus of Geographic Names, The Getty Information Institute

        96. Related Museum Collections

      96. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford University. With pages for the Cast Gallery and Beazley Archive.
      97. Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris Easily the most extensive collection of illuminated manuscript images to be found on one site. Vive la France!
      98. The British Museum
      99. Fine Arts Museum San Francisco
      100. Harvard University Art Museums
      101. Hunterian Museum, University of Glasgow
      102. Louvre, Paris: Home Page,
      103. Metropolitan Museum of Art
      104. Musei Vaticani
      105. Museo Virtuale L'arte medioevale a Pisa
      106. University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
      107. Virtual Library entry for museums

        108. Related Associations, Centers and Other Organizations

      108. American Numismatic Society has an extensive collection of Medieval coins and literature on Medieval numismatics.
      109. Amsterdam Society for Medieval Studies
      110. Center for the Study of Architecture
      111. Centre d'Histoire des Religions
      112. Current Middle Ages Server of the Society for Creative Anachronism
      113. Institute for Antiquity and Christianity
      114. Le Laboratoire d'Analyse Statistique des Langues Anciennes
      115. Society for Late Antiquity

        Course Materials and Teaching Resources

      116. Augustine Seminar at the University of Pennsylvania
      117. CyberLatin
      118. Daily Life Course Notes
      119. A Forum for Latin Teachers
      120. Greek History
      121. Internet Resources for Latin Teachers
      122. Latin Teaching Materials
      123. The Middle East: From the Roman Empire to the Mongol Invasions
      124. A Visual Tour Through Late Antiquity


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