21. MEDIEVAL HISTORY Viking Culture and Norse Civilisation The World of vikings Project. Amiens CathedralMedieval history and architecture created by a special project at Columbia http://www.xenophongi.org/milhist/medieval/medieval.htm

MEDIEVAL HISTORY Web site addresses for Europe and the Near East from ca 400 AD to 1500 AD. AOL members may want to check in the Learning and Culture channel, then click on History and then access ORB from there. Or they can use this as a handy reference page to reach ORB and other sites. These are some of the more useful locations for information on medieval history. Although we have some of the most important sites, ORB, Labrynth, Byzantine Studies, Medieval Source Book, and Castles on the Web, we obviously need many more. Last changed on 5 December 1997. Please send comments and corrections to Xenophon General ORB Created by Caroline Schriber at Rhodes College, this has to be one of the first places to look for information on medieval history. It is not only an outstanding central location with many links, but also the main page for an organization seeking to expand medieval studies and research sources. Horus Links At UC Riverside, this is a listing of web sites related to medieval history. Discussion For a listing of academic discussion groups.

22. Essays On Vikings Index of Essays on Viking history, Mythology and medieval history The Viking Age780 1040. Written for 1st year medieval history - by AM Hall. Essay Two. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/4746/essays.html

Index of Essays on Viking History, Mythology and Medieval History These essays are original works by the people listed under each one. They recieved good marks, however, others may view them differently. Thay have been included here mainly as an example of what my course involves. (Typographical errors shall be fixed a.s.a.p. - its a hard job, im sorry for any inconvenience) Thanks to M. Danzig, a fellow student of Medieval and Viking History. I would also like to say Thank you to my lecturers - Dr. J.O. Ward, A/Prof. J. Pryor and the Staff of the Centre for Medieval Studies at The University of Sydney - Prof. Margret Clunies Ross, A/Prof. Geraldine Barnes, A/Prof. John Pryor, Mr Simon French. Please Visit the Homepage of the Centre for Medieval Studies - containing information about the Saga Conference 2000 to be held in Sydney. You can also visit my University. Click the banners below. Essay One The Viking Age: 780 - 1040 Written for 1st year Medieval History - by A. M. Hall Essay Two Fáfnismál and the dragon-slaying motif in Germanic myth Written for 2nd year Medieval Studies (Myth and Religion of the Germans) - by M. Danzig Essay Three Voluspa - the beginning and the end Written for 2nd year Medieval Studies (Myth and Religion of the Germans) - by A. M. Hall

23. Medieval vikings Search Runic inscriptions vikings Sigtuna Museum vikings Tromsø Museum andmedieval Studies Basic Research Tools for medieval history Beowulf MS http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/4185/medieval.htm

História Medieval Alquimia - Magia Alchemy Arte e Artesanato Bayeux Tapestry Scultura Altomedioevale e Romanica Castelos Medievais Castle on the Web Torrione Castle Carcassonne, Medieval Walled City Castles of England and Wales ... Torrione Castle Ciências Físicas, Biológicas e Matemáticas História da Matemática Cruzadas Crusades Cultura Árabe e suas relações com a Medievalidade AVISTA: Medieval Islamic Science Filmes Grey Company Trebuchets Motion Pictures with Medieval Themes Igrejas - Mosteiros Amiens Cathedral. A Multimedia Project Gothic Cathedrals of Europe Guide to Early Church Documents Vatican Exhibit Rome Reborn ... Vatican Library MSS Exhibit Ilustrações Graphics: Les tres riches heures du Duc de Berry Illuminated Images from the Bodleian Library Illuminations from Mary of Burgundy's Book of Hours Images from the Book of Kells Império Bizantino durante a Idade Média Byzantine Studies Invasores Bárbaros Empires Beyond the Great Wall [Genghis Khan] Jorvik Viking Centre Secrets of the Norman Invasion The Mongol Invasion of Europe ... Vikings: Tromsø Museum Lendas e contos populares

24. Medieval History - Term Paper Assistance in the Work of E?a de Queiroz send me this paper A 6 page paper primarily dealingwith the social history of Portugal. The vikings / Villains or Heroes? http://www.historypapers.net/categories/253-015.html

TOPICS: United States Colonial 18th Century 19th Century Europe Before the 1700s Modern Europe Russia All of the following papers are available for SAME DAY DELIVERY via email or fax! - Only /page+FREE Bibliography!!! Papers on European History Page 16 of 22 < Back ) ( Next >> The Perception of Inferiority in Mexican Culture send me this paper This 6 page paper looks to the colonial history and consider why there may still be a residual feeling of inferiority in many Mexican citizens. The paper is written form the perspective of Leopoldo Zea. The bibliography cites 3 sources. Filename: TEmexcol.wps The Return of Martin Guerre and the Sixteenth Century send me this paper A 5 page essay on the movie of the same name and what it shows about life in the period . The writer details the place of women, social mobility, changing rights, and facets of everyday life. No bibliography. Filename: Guerre.wps

25. Medieval Military history medieval Information Resource Centre, Canadian Forces Also linksto the military history of specific sites dealing with the vikings and the http://www.dcc.vccs.edu/lrc/historyweb/medieval .htm

The Whittington W. Clement Library at Danville Community College Danville, Virginia Medieval History Earthlore's Gothic Dreams: Gothic Cathedrals. A beautiful site ! A visually stunning site which provides a profile of the Cathedral of Chartres and also provides an overview of Notre Dame de Paris. England's Canterbury Cathedral is also featured. Contains a section entitled "Deep Dig," which is a glossary of terms related to the task of building a Gothic cathedral and also contains information on rose windows and gargoyles. Offers links to additional Medieval/Gothic sites. The Ecole Initiative - University of Evansville. This site is "a hypertext encyclopedia of early church history on the world wide web." Includes documents which are "translations of Judeo-Christian and Islamic primary sources to 1500," a glossary of short essays, articles on major topics and figures, and images of "Judeo-Christian iconography and religious art." Also provides a timeline of early church history with a geographical cross-index. The European Middle Ages - Richard Hooker, Washington State University.

26. Medieval History Regia Anglorum is a living history society that researches the lives of the medievalAngloSaxons, as well as the vikings, Norman, and the British peoples. http://www.providence.edu/dwc/medhist.htm

Medieval History Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Location: http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/library/oe/texts/asc/index.html This site is provided by the University of Georgetown. It offers the text of the seven manuscripts compiled in the ninth century in Wessex collectively known as the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. The texts are all presented in Anglo-Saxon. Some descriptions of the literature are provided. Other descriptions and analysis of the texts will be put on-line as they become available. Julie Lee The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Location: http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Anglo/ The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle that is found at this site interestingly displays events of former times. It contains the original work of contmeporary writers as they depict the journey that our forefathers encountered. Beginning with their arrival and ending in 1154, the writers provide interesting facts pertaining to religion, architecture, commerce, etc. This site is a very interesting and understankdable account of history and therefore highly recommended. Shannon Murray Anglo-Saxon History: A Select Bibliography Location: http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/rawl/keynes1/home.htm

27. Medieval Hnefatafl the Strategic Board Game of the vikings. Vinland via Cyberspace.Old Norse Language. top. medieval Britain. Britannia history Page. GENUKI. http://www.bmarch.atfreeweb.com/medieval.htm

bottom HISTORY LINKS TO THE DARK AND MIDDLE AGES General Vikings Anglo-Saxon Medieval Britain ... Reenactment General Feudal Life a beginner's guide to the Middle Ages. Medieval Studies : a huge site with tons of links. NetSerf is a comprehensive site indexing nearly any topic you can think of in the Dark and Middle Ages. DEAD LINK The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies (ORB) is an academic site, written and maintained by medieval scholars for the benefit of their fellow instructors and serious students. All articles have been judged by at least two peer reviewers. Also check out the related Internet Medieval Sourcebook Check out About.com's links to Medieval History The Labyrinth : a resource for medieval studies, sponsored by the Georgetown University Medieval Studies Program Teresa's Medieval History Page Subjects medieval from the New York Carver Shop. Ancient Northwest Europe covers Celts, Anglo-Saxons and Norse culture. DEAD LINK GodeCookery.com: Tales, stories and information from and about the Middle Ages. Images from the Book of Kells Yahoo's list of Castle sites Castles on the Web Links from Dark Ages to Renaissance from a huge list of Social Studies Links Stefan's Florilegium , a collection of links, articles, pasted-together emails and other things related to the SCA period.

28. University Of Liverpool Library Subject Pages - Internet Resources For Medieval Email vikings@pastforward.co.uk. hypertext encyclopedia of early Church history(to the Honnecourt for Interdisciplinary Study of medieval Technology, Science http://www.liv.ac.uk/Library/subjects/arts/hist/histintresmedi.html

Internet Resources for Medieval History A new Internet Resources page is currently under development. Until it is ready for publication, the previous contents are displayed below. We apologise for the difference in style. See also the other pages for History, e. g. History (General) Modern History (and by Region/Country) , and also the Internet Resources page for Virtual libraries, Gateways Academics Bibliographies By region: Byzantium Europe: Anglo-Saxons Europe: Vikings By subject: Alchemy Arthurian Crusades Religion ... Societies and organisations Virtual libraries, Gateways NetSERF (U.S.) "Links to [1400+] great sites." Site contact information: Beau A.C. Harbin E-mail: bharbin@netserf.org The New Labyrinth (Georgetown University) See also: The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies [Old Version] Site contact information: Deborah Everhart and Martin Irvine Co-Directors of The Labyrinth E-mail: labyrinth@gusun.georgetown.edu Phone:(202) 687-7533 (Martin); (202) 687-7091 (Deborah) Fax:(202) 687-8367 ORBOnline Reference Book for Medieval Studies (Rhodes College, U.S.)

29. Lothene Experimental Archeology Group, Living History, Scotland, Medieval Re-ena anyone who is interested in Scottish history is welcome. The vikings had trading linksto Africa and along the group would be unknown in Early medieval Scotland http://www.lothene.demon.co.uk/faq.html

Home Site Map Bibliography Frequently Asked Questions questions: What did Vikings wear? Did Vikings have horns on their helmets? Were all Vikings bloodthirsty and violent? What did the Vikings do for fun? ... Will you do my homework assignment for me? Any other questions? Mail us. (please note that if you put relevant titles on email messages they're less likely to get mistaken for spam and deleted unread) Did Vikings have horns on their helmets? No. Viking helmets were designed to provide protection to the head by deflecting blows, so they needed to have smooth curved surfaces. It is possible that the myth about Viking helmets began because some of the conical helmets had cheek guards which could be worn folded up when the Vikings were attacking a target such as a monastery where they wouldn't expect anyone to be fighting back. Monks were among the few Early Medieval people who could write, so their stories of the Vikings are the ones we hear most often. What did Vikings wear?

30. Lothene Experimental Archaeology Events, Living History, Scotland, Medieval Re-e Saxon Village(in association with The vikings) Nov medieval Banquet - Edinburgh(in Group display with living history (campsite with crafts demonstrations http://www.lothene.demon.co.uk/events.html

Home Site Map Frequently Asked Questions Bibliography Re-enactment Events Full list of events for 2003 Feasts (normally held in February and November each year) involve eight to ten courses of early medieval food, as well as stories, music, games and dancing to add to the atmosphere. The guests wear medieval costumes and use wooden or pottery bowls and cups. Bread trenchers (slightly stale loaves, hollowed out to make a bowl) can also be used for food. In medieval times the bread trenchers, soaked in sauces from the feast, would be given to the poor after the event. Good reference books for medieval recipes include: "The British Museum Cookbook"- by M. Berriedale-Johnson - (0-7141-1759-5) "Food and Cooking in Medieval Britain" - by M. Black - (1-85074-081-X) The Viking Sagas contain descriptions of feasts taking place. Members of Lothene often take part in displays at Scottish Castles organised by Historic Scotland and also travel to re-enactment events all over Britain as well as occasionally providing film extras . They have also done promotional work for films such as "A Knights Tale" and "Eric the Viking" and for television series, such as the BBC's "Ivanhoe".

31. Ancient And Medieval History 3.56D. Titles for this time period include The Greeks; The Egyptians; The Romans;The vikings. This is a must-read for those studying medieval history. Cat. http://www.barbsbooks.com/antHIST.htm

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, EDUCATION, AND HOMESCHOOLING Presented by Barb's People Builders Important Contact Information Purchase orders and credit card orders may be faxed We accept PayPal I'm X.com Verified Price codes and discount policy Prices are subject to change at any time. Please check availability by email before calling. Order by title, catalog number if there is one, and complete price with code letter. How to find what you need on this site. ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY BOOKS Books to enhance and enrich the teaching of ancient and medieval history to elementary and secondary students. Includes Dover historical paper dolls and models and coloring books and Usborne history books. Books Enrichment Resources Books Kingfisher Book of the Ancient World from the Ice Age to the Fall of Rome by Hazel Mary Martell. Kingfisher, New York, Hardcover with dust jacket. This lavishly illustrated reference book makes history come alive for anyone who can read at a third grade level or higher. Chapter headings are Prehistory Ancient Rome The Fertile Crescent The Middle East Ancient Egypt Ancient Europe The Far East Africa The Indus Valley and India The Americas The Aegean Civilizations Oceania The story of history is enhanced by pictures of people living out their daily lives in each culture, maps, and illustrations of artifacts found by archaeologists, There is a ready reference at the end with Glossaries, Chronology, and an Index.

32. Class Series vikings in Russia Archaeology, history and Controversy Russian medieval chroniclestell us that the vikings founded Kievan Rus', one of the first states in http://www.smm.org/educationprograms/Adults/ClassSer.html

Classes and Trips for Adults Class Series Travel Adventures Travel Know Hows Classes Class Series Lectures Registration Scholarships Learning Plus ... Home Special adult class series: Vikings Come to the museum on a weeknight for an intimate discussion on a wide variety of Vikings topics. This special class series offers a rich complement to the museum's Vikings lecture events and the exhibit Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga Please call (651) 221-4511 to register for a class in advance, using a credit card. Fees per class are $19 Maps Medieval and Modern Maps illustrate more than territory; they also reveal the world-view of map makers. Discover the history of maps in the Western world from ancient Greece through Viking runes and Renaissance magic to modern days with Colin Denis, past instructor of the museum's classes on the history of science. Date Course Code : ZVA Building Viking Ships The Vikings created wonderful long, wooden ships capable of crossing the North Atlantic with speed and legendary seaworthiness. How were these ships built? Discover the materials, methods and tools that were used to construct ships that were start-of-the-art in 900 AD with boat builder Al Gustaveson from the Northwest Canoe Company. Date Course Code : ZVB Sailing the North Atlantic Nearly 500 years before Columbus "discovered" the new world, Viking sailors had reached the shores of North America. How were they able to cross the storm-tossed North Atlantic in open boats? The Vikings sailed without the aid of a compass–what methods did they use to find their way? Examine the evidence for these amazing achievements with Greg Gidden, a graduate student in medieval history at the University of Minnesota.

33. Vikings: Lectures & Classes vikings in Russia Archaeology, history and Controversy Wednesday, April 16, 7–9pm Russian medieval chronicles tell us that the vikings founded Kievan Rus http://www.smm.org/vikings/Classes.php

Visitor Information Hours Tickets Membership ... Get Involved Vikings: Vikings Home Audio Tour Special Events Viking Village Sponsors Classes Luncheons Vikings Special Lecture Series This winter and spring see the exhibit Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga at the Science Museum of Minnesota, and learn more about the Vikings and their explorations by attending this special lecture series at the museum. Please call (651) 221-9444 (the museum's box office) to reserve your seats in advance for what will be a popular lecture series. Fee per lecture : $10 ($8 museum members), Learning Plus members: FREE Gudrid the Wide Traveled: Exploring the Lives of Viking Women Elisabeth Ward, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Date : Thu, March 27, 7 p.m. Medieval Circumnavigators: Norse Voyages and the Vinland Map Kirsten Seaver, Independent Historian

34. Links medieval history AND LITERATURE PAGE (http//www.shss.montclair.edu/english/furr/medieval.html)(No http//www.control.chalmers.se/vikings/library.html http://www.unm.edu/~mssa/links.html

LINKS OF INTEREST Please note that some links may no longer be in use or may not have been updated. Check back often because more links will be added or delated! Feel free to submit your favorite links for review and might even be included! General Medieval Research Resources for Teachers: LABYRINTH: RESOURCES FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES (http://labyrinth.georgetown.edu) Excellent general source for medieval studies ORB COLLECTION OF WEBSITES FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES (http://orb.rhodes.edu/websites.html) Excellent general source for medieval studies SPECULUM (http://www.jstor.org/journals/00387134.html) One of the foremost academic medieval journals, with articles now on-line MEDIEVAL HISTORY AND LITERATURE PAGE (http://www.shss.montclair.edu/english/furr/medieval.html) (No individual review avaliable for this site) ELECTRONIC TEXT COLLECTIONS IN WESTERN EUROPEAN LITERATURE (http://www.lib.virginia.edu/wess/etexts.html#norse) (No individual review avaliable for this site) Viking Research Resources for Teachers THE OSEBERG ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE (http://home.ringnett.no/bjornstad/oseberg/frameset.html)

35. Viking Web Links medieval EUROPE vikings AND SCANINAVIAN history This is part of the about.com expertguides to help you find/learn/share. The URL listed above will take you http://www.unm.edu/~medinst/resources/weblinks/webviking.html

UNM Homepage VIKING AND MEDIEVAL SCANDINAVIA LINKS MEDIEVAL EUROPE: VIKINGS AND SCANINAVIAN HISTORY This is part of the about.com "expert guides to help you find/learn/share." The URL listed above will take you directly to the page on Medieval Europe: Vikings and Scandinavian History. This site is extremely useful, with links to general history, art, discussion lists, maps, militaria, primary documents, runes, runestones, sagas and mythology, and various topics in Scandinavian history. Most of the links look very good, though some errors appear in the site by Jeff Clarke on art, and the section on runes is very spotty and misleadingthoroughly inadequate. THE OSEBERG ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Fascinating images of archaeological finds in Scandinavia. RUNIC ALPHABET Details the runic alphabet RUNIC JOURNEY Runic information from Neopagan perspective SAGAS AND TEXTS Provides many links to the sagas and other literary texts.

36. Bookmarks For June@faraway.example into North America Norse (medieval Web) (odin) Norwegian Government / Ministry ofForeign Affairs See The history of Norway , The vikings , and Norwegian http://www.kwantlen.bc.ca/~donna/bookmed.htm

Bookmarks for june@faraway.example Actually DONNA/E.B.'S MEDIEVAL HISTORY BOOKMARKS (Darn Bookmark Editor keeps changing the title.) Personal Toolbar Folder Elizabeth Braidwood's SCA Bookmarks Medieval-oid History of special interest to the SCAer. Search Argos Archaeology Bodleian Library British Archaeology Journal of WorldArchaeology Online Archaeology ... Bronze Casting in Viking and Early Middle Ages Architecture ***Castles of Wales Architecture and furniture photos Caerphilly Castle Castle on the Web Good glossary of castle terms, lots of pictures to wade through. Castle pictures Christus Rex (Church images) Durham Cathedral, A Tour of More tourism than academic, but nice pictures. Gargoyles Then and Now Life in a Medieval Castle Maulbronn Abbey Medieval Architecture ... Notre-Dame Cathedral of Amiens (1200's) Extensive examination of a medieval structure. Cool site. Palladio's Italian Villas-Home Renaissance and Baroque Architecture Renaissanceand Baroque Architecture Course material (images) for Architectural History 102, U. Virginia The Age of Carpentry WebMuseum World Art Treasures: THE ENCHANTED GARDENS OF THE RENAISSANCE Positively GRUESOME with badly-done frames, but the photos are nice.

37. Ancient & Medieval History Gwyn Jones A history OF THE vikings Traces the reading for all students of the medievalperiod and those fascinated by the Middle Ages and history in general. http://www.bookworks.co.uk/quest/HISTORYAncient_zg_Medieval_History.html

Index Home Contact Checkout John Bowle A comprehensive study of the many and various strands that were woven into the pattern of European civilisation. The whole spectrum of unfolding spectrum of European history is displayed, from prehistoric times to 1939, when in the author's view, the direct predominance of Europe in world history vanished. Condition: BCA edition with slightly faded top page edges and author's signature THE BRONZE AGE IN BARBARIAN EUROPE From the Megaliths to the Celts Jacques Briard THE BRONZE AGE IN BARBARIAN EUROPE From the Megaliths to the Celts This study shows the way of life of those Europeans living in the Metal Ages, describing their social and religious customs and setting out to undrstand through the material objects they have left us, the way their minds worked and their beliefs evolved. Condition: BCA edition with slightly faded top pages edges, good d/w and owner's signature. THE ORIGINS OF PRUSSIA F L Carsten THE ORIGINS OF PRUSSIA The book traces the growth and decline of the main institutions and social classes in those principalities which formed the basis of the Prussian state of the 18th century, beginning with the German colonisation of the East in the 13th century and concluding with the foundation of the Hohenzollern despotism. 309 pages paperback (Oxford University Press, 1968)

38. Medieval History Imperium Romanourm; history 414 Ancient Rome, U of Oregon; history 414 The Augustine;Labyrinthmedieval Studies; medieval Resources; The World of the vikings; http://www2.ctc.edu/~ttaylor/sam.htm

Medieval History Course Texts: C. Warren Hollister and Judith M. Bennett Medieval Europe: A Short History, 9th ed. C. Warren Hollister, et. al. Medieval Europe: A Short Sourcebook Umberto Eco, The Name of the Rose (Study guide at Cleveland State Univ. Dr. Earl Anderson) Optional Course Texts: Adele J. Haft, Jane G. White and Robert J. White, The Key to “The Name of the Rose,” Mary Lynn Rampola, A Pocket Guide to Writing in History Lab Assignments Medieval Music in 6 minutes (NPR) Readings Leaves of Gold Reading About the World, Vol. I EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe The Internet Classics Archive at MIT ... Internet Medieval Sourcebook Other Courses St. John's College Great Books Program (Mercer U.) Exploring Ancient World Cultures (The University of Evansville) World Civilizations (Washington State University) Electric Renaissance (Boise State University) Medieval and World History Lectures (Lynn Nelson) Rome Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Roman Law Medieval General Sources Internet Medieval Sourcebook St. Augustine Labyrinth-Medieval Studies Medieval Resources ... Gregorian Chant Christianity From Jesus to Christ: The First Christians (PBS) Nicene Creed Gelasius I Origen On Classical Learning ... Jerome On Classical Literature Monasticism The Rule of St. Benedict, c.530

39. ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL HISTORY HSTAM 367 medieval Jewish history (5) I S Social and intellectual history of the HSTAM370 The vikings (5) I S/VLPA The vikings at home in Scandinavia and http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/ancmedh.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Student Guide Course Catalog Glossary Search Course Catalog UW Bothell Course Catalog UW Tacoma Course Catalog HISTORY Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for Spring Quarter 2003 Summer Quarter 2003 To see the detailed Instructor Class Description, click on the underlined instructor name following the course description. HSTAM 203 Introduction to the Western Middle Ages through a study of social roles and statuses as seen through documents and imaginative literature. The groups studied are rulers, aristocracy, peasants, townspeople, clergy, outcasts, and outsiders. HSTAM 205 Military history from prehistoric times to the fall of the Roman Empire, with special emphasis on the Greco-Roman period and the campaigns of Alexander the Great, Hannibal, Scipio Africanus, and Julius Caesar. Instructor Course Description: Byron J Nakamura Arther L Ferrill HSTAM 276 Introduction to the history and pseudo-history of medieval Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and Gaul. Topics include "Celtic" religion, mythology, social institutions, nationalism, and the relationship between history and myth. Particular attention to how historians "do" history in the absence of straightforward historical sources. Instructor Course Description: Robert C. Stacey

40. EDU2 : Level 4 Labyrinth medieval; medieval history, Art, Music, Books, Literature, Garb, Persona medievalLIFE TITLE Buðgarðrsca viking; Digging for vikings Cloddio am http://www.my-edu2.com/EDU/histor4.htm

EDU2 :MEDIEVAL HIST. ABCentral Search Helpers Submit a Link ... VIKING *BARBARIANS* Attila the Hun and Barbarian Barbarians on the Greek Periphery Hsiung-nu - Huns of Asia THE ORIGIN AND DEEDS OF THE GOTHS ... wandalen *BYZANTIUM* ByzNet Byzantine Studies on the Net Byzantine Empire Resources on the World Wide Wed - S. Armstrong Byzantine History . Chronology : 600-700 Byzantine St. Stephen's: A Biocultural Reconstruction of Urban Monastic Life ... Welcome to Byzantium:sca *CHIVALRY* ALMANACH DE LA COUR CHIVALRIC ORDERS Chivalric Traditions Der Deutsche Orden ... www.templarhistory.com *COUNTRIES* AR204: Early to Late Medieval Europe(1997/8) Corpus Vitrearum Deutschland:mittelalter Das Deutsche Mittelalter Dave Postles:medieval England ... bloodaxe's Home Page:medieval/anglo-saxon *CRUSADES* A History of the Crusades: Electronic Facsimile Crusader Castles Crusades: A View From Jordan:k6 Crusades ... Zeittafel für Kreuzzüge *MEDIEVAL* "Recreational Medievalism (applied)" AR338: The Medieval City (1997/8) Abteilung für Mittelalterliche Geschichte, Universität Tübingen Centre d'Études des Textes Médiévaux ... principal writing centers in Carolingian Europe *MEDIEVAL COLLECTIONS* Arizona Center for Medieval Studies Charles W. Nelson - Medieval Studies

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