HISTORY: Mediaeval & Renaissance

Mediaeval and Renaissance mediaeval & renaissance
(AD 500 to 1500)

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Links to material of relevance to the entire period

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A special theme page on the Black Death is available, at this site.
The Internet Medieval Sourcebook is an amazingly useful collection of materials
Historians and Philosophers of the Mediaeval and Renaissance Period, at this site.
Secrets of the Norman Invasion is a quality site maintained by Nick Austin
Dr. Klaus Graf, at the U. of Koblenz, has a fine German-language page titled Stadt-Adel-Region
1066 Archive, a page devoted to the battle of Hastings
Patrick Tingler's Medieval Web Resources FAQ
Byzantine and Medieval Studies Sites
The ORB Library at rhodes.edu is a fine source of reference materials on mediaeval times.

Online source material

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, trans. by James Ingram (Gutenberg text)
Magna Carta, ed. by Albert Beebe White and Wallace Notestein (HTML at Fordham)
The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy by Jacob Burckhardt (HTML at idbsu.edu)

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Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland - and the neighbouring regions

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Wallpaintings in Danish churches is a project of the University of Copenhagen History Institute. The project is an ambitious attempt to catalogue all Danish church frescos in a comprehensive database.
Medieval Scandinavia is a well-crafted page by Stine & Tom Bjørnstad

Online source material

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Updated: July 25, 2005