Medieval European History Sites

• The INTERNET MEDIEVAL SOURCEBOOK is a collection of peer-reviewed primary sources, grouped by topic. There are special subject collections for women's, Jewish, Islamic, Byzantine, etc. history which are not confined to the medieval period.
• The Labyrinth offers a broad array of medieval sources, in translation, as well as images and other medieval links. This is the major gateway to accurate medieval sites.
• The Catholic Encyclopedia is a very good place to go if you need the basic dirt on any and everything religious or religiously-linked.
• NetSERF is a slightly more informal collection of sources and information, but you will find lots of material on material culture and daily life.
• Medieval Technology Pages provide an interesting collection of sources and papers for those people who are interested in material culture, the development of scientific knowledge, and the nitty-gritty of how catapults worked or cathedrals were designed.
• Eurodocs: Lots of pretty pictures! What do medieval manuscripts really look like? How were they constructed, and why?
• DScriptorium: More pretty pictures. This has many of the same links as Eurodocs.

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