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An annotated directory of selected Internet resources on the history of Medieval Europe and Byzantium.

Exhaustive collection of links concerning the Byzantine and Medieval period of history.

A quirky but comprehensive list of annotated links.

Comprehensive web directory of all things related to Dante.

Sites recommended for teaching about the Middle Ages.

Links to recipes, architecture, organizations, literature, movies, traditions and family roles, religion and science.

Selected resources on the history of Medieval Europe. Part of the Medioevo Italiano Project.

A private enterprise devoted to studies in medieval German and Latin culture. It aims to provide an extensive and reliable compilation of current information, sources and tools for medievalist studies. Click the link at the bottom for the English version.

A collection of web sites, resources, and information.

A part of the family's home page project, integrating family history and genealogy into the broader context of culture, history, and place.

Outline for a middle school medieval unit, reading list, research and craft projects, plus research links.

Extensive compilation of favorite, popular and educational medieval sites. Provided by New York Carver newsletter.

A moderated index of Internet resources devoted to the study of medieval science.

Categorized by art, biographies, daily life, maps, pictures and research of Middle Ages.

One of the largest webliographies devoted solely to medieval resources on the Internet.

An assortment of medieval links.

A great many links to all things medieval or renaissance.

Sites are listed alphabetically by subject and then alphabetically by name within the subject headings. Part of the FAQ for soc.history.medieval.

Contains the essential starting points for medieval studies both locally at Columbia University and globally on the Internet. Most of the websites listed here contain numerous links to texts, indexes, bibliographies, and other electronic resources essential for medieval studies.

Medieval studies scholarly resources compiled and organized from around the world. Contains texts in all European languages, including Latin and Greek.

Members of this Ring have a variety of interests rooted in the Dark Ages, Medieval period, and Renaissance era primarily in the lands of Europe, Western Asia, North Africa and the Middle East. There are also links to "living history" sites, like the Society for Creative Anachronism.

A concise site for links regarding history, art, mss archives, architecture, music, literature, discussions on text, sciences, libraries, and other pertinent databases.

One of the most comprehensive indexes of sites, from Michigan State University.