Another Great Medieval Resource
Back to the research track with the Internet Medieval Sourcebook — Fordham University’s online repository of original medieval era documents in the original languages and in translation, plus links to […]
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One Final, Excellent Timeline
TimeRef.com — a wonderful interactive timeline of the Middle Ages. Approaches the era both chronologically and as “Episodes”, which break down specific incidents. Includes thorough listings of medieval people and […]
More Calendars
In the same vein as yesterday: Calculation of the Ecclesiastical Calendar — Western, Orthodox, Gregorian, Julian, it’s all here, including information on how the date for Easter was and is […]
Stroll Through Time
Today’s link is to Packrat’s Timeline — an eclectic but concise listing of events from 4,000,000 B.C.E. to the 17th century, with subsets covering the ancient world and the Crusades. […]
Visiting Camelot
Not the real one, but Camelot International — Britain’s Heritage and History. An excellent “beginner’s” site for British history from Roman times to present. Has an “Interactive Medieval Village”:http://www.camelotintl.com/village/street.html where […]
December Special — Favorite Research Sites
I’m on the last downhill slope for Immortal Warrior, so to offer you something new each day but still stay focused, I’m going to keep things simple and just post […]
Too Much Time on Their Hands
That’s clearly what some folks have. I ran into this a while back when I was doing some research. You’ve got to see it to believe it: Anglo Saxon Wikipedia […]