SOURCES, TIMELINES, MANUSCRIPTS, BOOKS

Argos:  Limited Area Search of the Ancient and Medieval Internet

Should be considered a starting point if you're looking for anything medieval. Allows you to enter a whole new realm! Also links to various medieval servers, projects, and studies. If you're having trouble finding info., try here! And then EuroDocs: Western European Primary Historical Documents

Hill Monastic Manuscript Library

One of most comprehensive sites in world of medieval and renaissance sources. Global information network for organized access to Web resources in medieval studies. Medieval texts, current research. Reference point for all medieval studies.

HyperHistory On-Line

Fantasic site for those who need to learn through visualization. Excellent time-line from 100-1900 and historical maps with clickable links to important information on events of the period. Recomend printing time-line and keeping it handy. And The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies, sponsored by Georgetown University.

Malaspina Great Books Home Page: Great Books Discussion Project

Mammoth, remarkable site, divided by Great books discussion list. Arranged in time periods. 50 mouth-watering pages. Hundreds, with online texts up to the modern period, detailed citations. Source of humans' ideas through the centuries.

Medieval History - Welcome from The Mining Co.  Follow with Medieval Home Pages - Full of the choice resources.

Medieval Pages

From The History and Social Sciences Central site.  Always a remarkable compilation of excellent sources.  And Renaissance and Reformation.

Medieval Sourcebook

Extensive sourcebook for students, faculty, scholars, just plain fascinated folks. A section of the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies. Sources are meant to take the place of expensive published sourcebooks students often required to buy. Fairly short classroom sized extracts, and the full documents. Hard to find any area not fully documented.

NetSERF - The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources

Remarkable site.  Over 1000 links sorted by catagory and presented in outline format.  Research center and the wonderful "random medieval site" button.

ORB: Online Medieval and Classical Library

Academic site, "written and maintained by medieval scholars for the benefit of their fellow instructors and serious students. All articles judged by at least two peer reviewers. Encyclopedia of original essays, medieval sourcebook, syllabi, links.

The Second Millenium: A Christian Europe

Timeline of Dark Ages, High Middle Ages and Decline of the Middle Ages. Condensed fact filled summaries effectively highlight significant characters and milestones of the era.

Weid's Links to the Middle Ages

Mary Weidenhaft's labor of love for her students.  I do not know of a better and more thorough collection of significant links to the many interesting sites in this period.