World Civilization
World Civilization
World Civilization Interactive Journey
HIST 4130/5130
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HIST
4950/5950 The Medieval World in Film
HIST 4140/5140
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to 1550 C.E.
1550 to the present
The Middle Ages
Medieval Monasticism
Renaissance and
Reformation
Intellectual and
Cultural History
of Europe
to 1500 C.E.
Intellectual and
Cultural History
of Europe
since 1500 C.E.
The Fine and
Applied Arts
in Civilization
and other WWW
Research Resources
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The Western Middle Ages
Medieval Monasticism with several links to Dr. Vess's Virtual Tours of medieval monasteries.
- See especially Dr. Vess's Virtual Tour of the Battle of Hastings and Battle Abbey, founded by William the Conqueror
Special Topics
- An introduction to the art of cartography, which provides some fascinating insights into the medieval world view!
Internet Resources for Medieval Studies
Paul Halsall's enormous database of medieval primary sources and other resources.
Primary source texts This is an FAQ with some interesting information about how to research medieval geneaologies; there is also an extensive list of other Internet sites with listings of medieval genealogies. Explore some primary texts of the era. Medieval Art, Architecture, and Music
- An examination of the tres riches heures de Duc de Berry, An Illuminated Book of Hours depicting the cycle of seasons
An absolutely wonderful site; you can click through the book online. In Dublin, one can only see one page a day!
Spectacular multimedia tour of Amiens. A variety of resources on the Cathedral at Amiens, including 3-D computer generated graphics, photographs, and primary source texts concerning the construction of the cathedral. A project of Columbia University. This is THE site for exploring a medieval cathedral.
From Current Archaeology
Click on "inside Ely Cathedral"
Heraldry and Knighthood
from HIST 4950 There are many resources here, links to SCA reenactment sites, links to armorers who make historical reproductions, and images of both European and Asian armor.
