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Applied
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Scott A. Hauert's Home Page
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Cryptography
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to cryptography researchers
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3DSite: Model Market
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Color technology
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Woild
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GFX Contents
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FAQs
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archive
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~ms/public/
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Vision: Source Code
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FTP site list, by Eric Haines
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Graphs with VGJ
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Web Virtual Library: Computer Graphics and Visualization
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Software
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Graphics -- On-Line Notes
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Page
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/pub/papers/compgeo
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Graph Drawing
Tools
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The
Graph Visualization System daVinci
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Reusable UNIX Software
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- GraphEd (17-Apr-1996)
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DAG -- A Program
that Draws Directed Graphs
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- Avalon
- Index
of /graphics/graphics/mirrors/avalon/objects/
- Persistence of
Vision Raytracer
- POV-Ray Tips,
and Tricks, and Techniques
- Raytracing art of Ville Saari
- Sonya's Page
of POV Stuff
- Dan Farmer's Home Page
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- Texture Library
3.0
- textures
- Texture Editor
and Textures for Win95 PovRay
- Texture Magic!
- POV texture
things
-
- Breeze
Designer
- Silicon Dream Ltd - Genesis 3D editor
- Rhino - NURBS modeling in Microsoft
Windows
- Kenneth Ljungqvist´s Bryce2
Design Pages
- Bryce 2
- The Mondfarilo Page
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Sceda: Scene
Editor/Animator
- AC3D - 3D
Graphics Modeller
- POVLAB's
home page
- The Moray
Homepage
- CALIMAX
Modeller Homepage
- jaw3d Model
Viewer
-
- the Pile
Homepage
- POV-Ray 3.0
isosurface pactch
- POV-Ray Untilities
- Kari Kivisalo Home Page
- Ray Trace Lparser
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The POVRay
Include Files Page
- Shawn Fumo's
POV-Ray Utilities List"
- Pov utilities
- Other POV
Utils
- The Officially
Unofficial POV-Ray 3.0 Utility Warehouse
- Steve Wallace's POV Utility Review
- POV Access
- TubeFont
- Laurens Lapre's Lparser Links
- Terrain Maker
Home Page
- Terrain
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Images
- John Beale (GForge)
-
http://www.cris.com/~rjbono/html/domes.html
- The Official
Font3D Home Page
- Gautam N.
Lad's POV-Ray Page
- Gautam N. Lad's Website
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- FEATURE:
Stereograms Part II
- Ray Tracing News Guide
- POV-Ray v2.2
Manual (old)
- POV-Ray Manual (New)
- ftp.povray.org/pub/povray
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Chesser Studios
- Raytrace Gallery
- Rosenborg
- The RayTracing
Hub of the Apocalypse
- Impulse's Page
- povray mirror
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- Another Raytracing
Gallery - The Gallery
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- The HOUSE of
STOMP
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Icon Gallery
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- WebMuseum: Escher,
M. C.: symmetry effects
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- Jürgen's
Ray Tracing
- Specular Spotlight
- WebMaze
- VoidCastle Images
- WSU Computer
Animations
- Art on the Net
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- BSP (Binary Space Partitioning) Tree
FAQ
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Colour FAQ
- Kai's Power Tips and Tricks for Photoshop
- SIGGRAPH's On-Line Information Service
- Image Systems Company
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Viewpoint DataLabs
- 3D Graphic and
Texture Mapping Engines
- Computers:Graphics
- TheYellowPages.com
- Iain Anderson's
Bookmarks
- Zed3D: Tutorial
for vector and texture mapped graphics
- Paul Bourke (math and algorithms)
-
- playruff: Create seamless tiles from
Rough Background Photos
- playruff: Create seamless tiles from
Rough Background Photos
- Windows- Clip
Art
- Russ's Backgrounds
- Texture Land
- Background links
- Greg's Texture Tiles Page.
- liens
- The Unix Graphics
Utilities Pages
- CS488/688
Lecture Notes
- comp.graphics.algorithms
Frequently Asked Questions
- PHANTOM CYBERSPACE
3D
- BSP's Main Page
- DDJ, July 1995: BSP
Trees
- BSP tree compiler
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- Graph Editor and
Algorithm Simulator
- Famous
Curves Index
- A
Cube-filling Hilbert Curve
- Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
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- Ecclesiastical
Calendar: Enter a Year...
- Dan's Astronomy
Software Collection
- http://www.salamander.com/~wmcclain/astro_calc.txt
- Xephem
- Astronomy Software
for Personal Computers
- Astronomy:
Software
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SkyCalc User's
Manual
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- space
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Software
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and Facts
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5
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Glossary
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/netlib/att/math/odlyzko
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of Integer Sequences
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Topics: Information on software
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ugly Homepage
- http://apk.net/~holtz/math/humor.txt
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FAQ (version 1.0.7)
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PI
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30th Edition
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Internet Collection
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II Chapter xx Math and Algorithms
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Pages
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ISC Main Page
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Pi Algorithm
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Curves and surfaces
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United States Air Force
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CIA World Factbook
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1995
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- Airman Magazine
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- The Intelligence Community
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Links Related to Terrorism, Intelligence,
and Crime
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Watch Report (IWR)
- The Intelligence Community
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Weekly Terrorism
Profile
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Jayne's Jump Station
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Co.
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Directory of /pub/RTF
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- GT OnLine: Colorado Springs Gazette
Telegraph
- Zychik Chronicle Daily
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Deja News - The Source for Internet
Newsgroups!
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News
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Times-Index
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Index
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26, 1996 2:11 p.m.
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Magazine
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News and Politics Page
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Addison Wesley Longman
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Computer Literacy Bookshops Home Page
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CDROM WHOLESALE 1-800-283-4684
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Books! Earth's Biggest Bookstore.
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The MIT Press Bookstore
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Addison Wesley
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The Bookpool - Technical Books
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of Electronic Texts on the Internet
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Publishers
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Books! Earth's Biggest Bookstore.
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great page for music
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FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN AMERICAN CULTURE-- 1876 TO 1919 Medieval
References By Lady Isabelle de Foix
Online Reference
Book for Medieval Studies--.This is an excellent resource page for the medieval
researcher. There are many primary sources and some excellent secondary sources
as well. http://orb.rhodes.edu/
Labyrinth This
is another excellent overall Medieval Studies site http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth
Medieval and Byzantine
Studies site http://www.fordham.edu/medweb/links.html#rel
ECOLE (Early Church
On-Line Encyclopedia) --excellent, excellent site full of primary sources from
church councils and other occasions of note, glossary of famous medieval mystics,
saints, scholars and sinners, in-depth articles on various issues in the Middle
Ages, mailing lists, much more http://cedar.evansville.edu/~ecoleweb/
Internet Medieval
Sourcebook--This is the biggest Web site I've ever seen in my life! This excellent
site contains countless links to every age of medieval history from the barbarian
invasions to the Byzantine Empire to Jewish life in the Middle Ages to the rise
of feudalism, the Crusades, intellectual life and more than I could ever finish
writing about. A couple of the pages on this list are part of this site; I found
them so you wouldn't have to! http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sbook1.html
Peter Abelard's
(1079-1142) autobiography, "The Story of My Misfortunes". This is an
autobiography of one of the greatest scholars of the Middle Ages. It was the first
autobiographical work written since Augustine's "Confessions" in the
fifth century. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/abelard-histcal.html
Gutenberg Digital
--This page was originally issued as a CD-ROM by the Gottingen State and University
Library for private study only. It contains the text of the Gottenberg Bible
(printed in 1454), a biography of Johannes Gutenberg, a selection of well-known
Bible verses compared to the original Greek and Hebrew texts, a description of
the technology of Gutenberg's printing press, and much more. This is a must-see!
It's like going to a museum! Unfortunately, this hyperlink doesn't work,
but there's nothing wrong with this site. Just write in this URL on your address
bar and you'll be just as amazed at this site as I am.
http://www.gutenbergdigital.de/
Statutes for
the University of Paris issued in 1215 by Robert de Courcon. Another primary source!
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/courcon1.html
Medieval Games
and pastimes. Do you ever wonder how the nobility in the Middle Ages goofed off
when they weren't fighting wars, supervising their serfs and other minions, dancing
at balls, or feasting? This is a site dedicated to the descriptions of medieval
popular games. These include falconry, chess, colf (the precursor of the modern
sport of golf), and many more. http://historymedrin.about.com/msubgame.htm
The Goliards were
poets who got their name from their patron saint, an alleged character named Golias
who was lord of vagabonds. Their poems contained satirized the Church and exulted
the joys and virtues of wine, women, and song. The famous Goliard poem "Confessions
of Golias"; written by a German knight known only to history as the "Archpoet",
which is on this site, is a mock confession. It was composed around 1160. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sources/golias1.html
Glencove Castle,
excellent site with many informative articles on various and sundry things medieval,
including chivalry, medieval warfare, medieval law, medieval life and history,
and that's just the tip of the iceberg--check it out! http://members.home.net/bolte/
Period manuscripts from
the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, dating primarily from the reign of Charles
V (1338-1380). These are pictures of kings, queens, courtiers, and there is even
a link to some early fifteenth century maps made in Catalonia, in northern Spain.
http://www.bnf.fr/manuscrits/amanuscrit.htm
(No, those are
not typos--manuscrit is the French word for manuscript) Medieval
Calligraphy--Originally developed for a class at Harvard, this page contains a
brief history of calligraphy, different scripts, the life of a medieval scribe,
and more. http://lab.dce.harvard.edu/extension/humae105/fall97/twest/index.htm
The Life of King
Edward the Confessor--This zoomable facsimile, now in the Cambridge University
Library, is an excellent piece of thirteenth-century English illumination. It
is the only copy of an illuminated Anglo-Norman verse life of Edward the Confessor,
written around 1240 in Latin. There are a total of 37 folios and 64 pictures on
this page. http://www..bb.cam.uk/MSS/Ee3.59/
Recent Studies
of "The Romance of the Rose"--"The Romance of the Rose" ("Le
Roman de la Rose") is an allegorical love poem written by two French poets.
The first one died in 1237 after finishing the first 4,666 lines of the poem,
and another one completed it in 1277. It was 22,000 lines long. This is a scholarly
review of the poem. http://dept.english.upenn.edu/~lwarner/Essays/sacrifice.html
Sir Thomas Malory's
"Morte d'Arthur"-- the story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round
Table. This was one of the first books ever published in England on the printing
press. Sir Thomas Malory (c.1405-1471) was one of the most improbable men to ever
write romance; although knighted by the King, he was a common criminal; he seems
to have committed murder, burglary, rape, extortion and heaven knows what else.
He called the book "King Arthur and His Noble Knights of the Round Table".
William Caxton, England's first user of the moveable-type printing press, published
this version around 1487. For some reason Caxton used the name "Morte d'Arthur"
(French, "Death of Arthur") rather than the original title and Caxton's
title stuck. For this Internet version the spelling has been modernized. http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/richmond/88/Malory-SirThomas.html
The Song of Roland-A
complete reproduction of the first French classic literary work, believed to have
been composed between the First and Second Crusades around 1130. The Crusade era
mentality permeates the poem; it depicts the Christian Franks at battle with a
treacherous infidel whose Moslem Kingdom Charlemagne tries to bring back into
the Christian fold. Poetic license runs riot at the expense of historical accuracy;
the story's backdrop, the Battle of Roncesvalles in 778, was a battle between
the Franks and the Christian Basques from Pamplona who were none too pleased that
Charlemagne had burned their city wall. What sets this work apart and makes it
a classic is the fact that it is much more than a mere religious or political
diatribe. It is a portrayal of two different interpretations of the concept of
chivalry in the Middle Ages. Roland represents the martial, proud and courageous
aspects of chivalry while his best friend Olivier represents chivalry in the form
of wisdom and consideration of the well-being of others. An anonymous Norman French
writer wrote the poem; the manuscript was found in an Oxford library in the nineteenth
century. http://www.sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Roland
Gregory of Tours
(539-594) was a scholar who wrote a book called "The History of the Franks".
Like other writers of his era Gregory did not observe strict accuracy and the
book is cluttered with an account of Creation. He eventually makes it to the fifth
century of our era, when the collapse of Roman Gaul was followed by the takeover
of the land by the Franks, who gave France its German name. "Frank"
is from the old German word for "free"; they were renowned for their
hatred of Roman rule and were never under it. This book chronicles the early reigns
of the first Frankish dynasty, the Merovingians.
www.celtic-twilight.com/gregory_of_tours/
(note: the last part of the URL is gregory_of_tours/ --darn these underlines on
the hyperlinks!) The
Salic Law-This site is a text of an ancient Germanic legal code dating from circa
500 A.D. http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/medieval/salic.htm
A text of the Magna
Carta translated into English http://www.vt.edu/vt98/academics/books/magna_carta/magna_carta
(note- the end
of this URL is magna_carta/magna_carta) Bayeux
Tapestry--This page has 100 zoomable detailed images from this famous tapestry.
http://rubens.anu.edu.au/htdocs/bytype/textiles.bayeux
Jeanne La Pucelle
and the Dying God--This is an interesting on-line booklet linking Joan of Arc
and folkloric motifs. http://www.godecookery.com/jeanne/jeanne.htm
Medieval Women--This
is a site with information about noted medieval women writers, including Christine
de Pizan (c. 1364--c. 1430), Europe's first lady professional writer, as well
as a link to many reproductions of the Paston letters, written by members of a
prominent English family between 1420 and 1504. http://www.millersv.edu/~english/homepage/duncan/medfem/medfem/html
This link from
the "Medieval Women" site is a series of descriptions of women in various
stations in medieval French society with advice on coping with their very different
problems. These descriptions were all written by Christine de Pizan and portray
divisions in late medieval society between social classes and age. These divisions
were very rigid and very real; the role of a baroness, two town dwellers with
husbands in different occupations, and interactions between young and old women
are dealt with in these writings. http://www.millersv.edu/~english/homepage/duncan/medfem/pizanhp.html
Marie de France
was a writer active in the latter half of the twelfth century. We know nothing
about her; her nationality is a matter of controversy. Her poems are called "Lais"
and there is controversy over the origin of this genre as well. This site contains
her works with explanatory notes. http://web.clas.ufl.edu/english/exemplaria/prof.html
Yet another version
of the works of Marie de France's along with other (different) views concerning
Marie and her works are at this site: http://saturn.vcu.edu/~cmarecha/mdf.html
The Luminarium.
This excellent site is an anthology of medieval, Renaissance, and seventeenth-century
English literature. The medieval section includes texts and essays by and about
writers like Sir Thomas Malory (c. 1405-1471) who wrote heavenly poetry about
King Arthur and his Round Table while committing crimes like murder, robbery,
extortion and rape; the famous story "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight",
Chaucer, the morality play "Everyman", and more. The Renaissance section
includes works by and about Sir Thomas More (1478-1535), humanist and martyr,
Edmund Spencer's "Faerie Queen" about Queen Elizabeth I, and more. http://www,luminarium.org/medlit/plays.htm
The World of Eleanor
of Aquitaine--This site is currently under construction, but it looks very promising.
The plans for this site call for information on Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine,
the people in her life (including Henry II, Richard the Lion-Hearted), the rise
of heraldry, and the courts of love that gave rise to the ethics of chivalry and
courtly love. Keep up with the development of this site, it's going to be great.
www.malaspina.com/harp/eleanor/
Medieval Universities--This
site describes the curriculum of the medieval universities of Paris, Bologna,
Oxford, Cambridge and others. It has links that describe many aspects of medieval
education. http://quarles.unbc.edu/ideas/gen/history/medieval.html
The University
of Bologna: nine centuries of history--Although the exact date of the founding
of the University of Bologna is unknown, Europe's oldest university celebrated
its 900th anniversary in 1988. This site discusses this university's role in the
birth of the legal profession, the variety of students who studied at the university
in the Middle Ages, and much more. http://www.unibo.it/avl/english/story/story.htm
Atlantia A&S
page--If it's anything in the arts and sciences you're looking for, it's here.
http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/
Mistress Ellisif Flakkari, OL, OP,
from Aethelmearc maintains this excellent site. It contains much information on
period music and dance, Viking topics, and loads of other cool stuff. Check it
out! http://www.pobox.com/~cellio/ellisif.html
This site contains
instructions on building period furniture, including a bed! http://www.teleport.com/~tguptill/toc.htm
Medieval pavilion
resources--Do you need a period-style tent or pavilion? This site contains information
on the Known World Architecture Guild, over 100 tent/ pavilion links, answers
to fabric questions, and much more. http://www.teleport.com/~tguptill/tent.html
Les Tres Riches
Heures du Duc de Berry--This site contains the classic example of a medieval book
of hours. This famous book of hours dates from the early fifteenth century. There
is a description of a medieval book of hours, some information about the painters,
the Limbourg brothers, and their techniques. There are also descriptive explanations
of each illumination reproduced, as well as some information about the owner of
the book, Duc Jean de Berry. http://humanities.uchicago.edu/images/heures/heures.html
St. Francis of
Assisi's "Sermon to the Birds"-- St. Francis of Assisi (c. 1182-1226)
was one of the most popular saints of the Middle Ages. Many stories were told
about him, many of them reflecting his love of nature. These included a charming
story that he once preached a sermon to his feathered friends. The story and the
text of the alleged sermon are on this site. http://historyplace.com/speeches/saintfran.htm
Praise of Folly--Erasmus
of Rotterdam (c. 1466-1536), one of the greatest of the Renaissance humanists,
claimed that he'd written this book in seven days in 1509. It is a humorous, biting
satire on European society in the early sixteenth century. This particular translation
dates from 1688. http://www.ccel.org/e/erasmus/folly/folly.html
Celtic Heart--Excellent
site containing information on Celtic folklore, arts, history, calendars, culture;
includes the "Encyclopedia of the Celts" a large, in-depth source of
knowledge for all things Celtic. http://www.celt.net/Celtic/menu.html
Ancient Slavic
Gods--An essay about pre-Christian Slavic deities and their relationship to the
lives of the early Slavic people. http://vladivostok.com/rus_mag/eng/N_4/SLAVEN.HTM
(note: the last
part of the URL is rus_mag/eng/N_4/SLAVEN.HTM) Novgorod
Chronicle: Selected Annals. A time line of the life of the people of medieval
Novgorod, dated from 1016-1445. From the Medieval and Byzantine Studies site listed
above. I found it so you wouldn't have to! http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/novgorod1.html
The earliest Ruskaia
Pravda ("Russian Justice"), the first Russian legal code, was issued
between 1036 and 1054 by Prince Yaroslav the Wise of Kiev. It's online here. http://www.dur.ac.uk/~dml0www/russprav.html
Womens' Clothing
in Kievan Rus.--This is a detailed description of women--s clothing in Russia
from the Kievan Rus period (800-1233) through the fifteenth century. It describes
the clothing of peasants, town dwellers and princesses. It includes descriptions
of hats, footwear and jewelry. http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser/Russia/KWC.html
The Renaissance
Tailor--This site includes an overview of sixteenth and seventeenth century clothing,
sources, pattern development, tailoring techniques, and a glossary of tailoring
vocabulary. http://www.vertetsable.com/
Completorium--This
early Polish music site includes MIDI files, MP3's, lists of composers, essays
and sources. Among the songs included are the earliest known song written in Polish,
"Bogurodzica" ("Mother of God"), probably dating from the
thirteenth century. At one point it was a war song of Polish knights. http://zeus.polsl.gliwice.pl/~jarczyk//early/
Cynscribe--This
excellent calligraphy site contains information on Arabic, Celtic, Chinese, Hebrew,
and Japanese calligraphy sites. It also has information on bookbinding, papermaking,
pens, heraldry and much more. http://www.cynscribe.com/#arabic
The history of
the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris. This excellent site contains pictures, manuscripts,
and even parts of the songs sung in the church. It's both a visual and audial
treat. http://www.learn.columbia/notre-dame/Exterior
Three churches
on the way to Compostella--Compostella, in northwestern Spain, was one of the
most popular pilgrimage destinations in the Middle Ages. Along the way pilgrims
could stop in many churches. Three Romanesque churches were the best known of
these churches. Romanesque architecture is characterized by rounded arches and
squat, massive pillars. It got its name from its similarity with ancient Roman
architecture and was used for building between 1050 and 1200. This site includes
pictures of the exteriors and interiors of these churches with their many statues
and other forms of ornamentation. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/8063/conques.html
Basilique de St.-Denis,
built in Paris in the twelfth century. Pictures and descriptions of this historic
church. The architecture in this church contained some elements of what would
become known as Gothic architecture--pointed arches, tall, slender pillars, and
much bigger windows than the Romanesque style churches to let in more light. This
was the form of architecture used for churches between 1200 and 1550.
http://web.kyoto-inet.or.jp/org/onion/eng/hst.gothic/sandeni.html
Leaning Tower of
Pisa Official Page. This tower was begun in 1173, and was under construction,
with many interruptions, for some two centuries. The tower was meant to be a vertical
structure, but during a break in construction between 1272 and 1278 it was discovered
that the tower had an inclination. This fascinating site includes detailed
pictures of various parts of the Tower, the history of the Tower and some information
on its unique inclination. http://torre.duomo.pisa.it/
Celtic timeline,
excepted from John King's book "The Celtic Druid's Year";. This timeline
starts with 900 B.C. and ends at 1300 A.D. http://www.monmouth.com/~equinoxbook/celthist.html
Slavic Interest
Group--the site of an information network for Central and Eastern European arts
and sciences. Nationalities represented include Russia, Poland, peoples of the
former Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary, Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia, Georgia,
and Estonia. http://slavic.freeservers.com
An excellent in-depth
study page of the early period Czechs and the Moravians maintained by a Prague-based
member of the Slavic Interest Group. http://www.geocities.com/alastairmillar
Celtic Studies:
(again, many links) http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Aegean/6619/Culture.html
William Wallace:
The Truth--This site is from the BBC Education Web Guide. It contains the story
of Scotland's martyred nationalist hero. http://www.highlanderweb.co.uk/wallace
What the heck was
the Holy Grail? This site seeks to answer this question. It contains commentary
on the works of two great poets who wrote about the Grail in the late twelfth
and early thirteenth centuries, Chretien de Troyes (c. 1150--c. 1190) and Wolfram
von Eschenbach (c. 1170-c.1220) It includes a passage from Wolfram's work; the
passage is called "Stone from the Stars" http://home.fireplug.net/~rshand/streams/gnosis/grail.html
More on the Holy
Grail--more commentary on the topic of the Holy Grail in the writings of Chretien
de Troyes and Wolfran von Eschenbach http://www.usao/edu/~facshhaferi/GRAIL.HTML
Gwenllian's Poetry
Primer--This site is a primer of Welsh poetry and poetic forms based on classifications
by fourteenth-century Welsh poets. http://www.sbnews.com/~klb/primer.html#intro
Medieval Irish
poetry--This site includes medieval Irish poems with translations into English
and descriptions of medieval Irish poetic forms. It's still under construction,
so this excellent site will only get better. http://www.dnaco.net/~mobrien/irishptr/
Russian Costume:
Basic Overview: the Quick and Dirty Way. This site covers three periods of Russian
garb history: the Kievan Rus (very early settlements- 1240), the Mongolian Occupation
(1240--1400) and the Muscovite (1400--post-period). http://www.huscarl.com/costume/text/russiandoc.htm
Viking Network
Web--This site is bilingual, in Icelandic and English. It contains links on daily
life, a description of a Viking raid, Viking trading activities, and a map of
all of the lands where Vikings settled. http://viking.no/e/ehome.htm
Norse mythology
page--This contains a list of Norse gods and goddesses, the Norse creation story,
the nine worlds of the Norse cosmos, a description of the Norse doomsday, and
an essay on the Eddas. http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu~cherryne/mythology
History of the
Norse Kings (Heimskringla) written by Snorri Sturluson (c. 1179-1241). This text
was translated into English in 1844. http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Heimskringla/index.html
Food and Feud in
Saga Iceland--This is an essay on the Icelandic Family Sagas (Islendingasogur)
containing stories about the early Norse settlements in Iceland. There are about
40 of these stories written in prose. http://chomsky.arts.adelaide.edu.au/CentreFoodDrink/Articles/FoodandFeud/html
This page contains
many sagas and Eddas in both Old Norse and Modern English. http://www.squirrel/asatru/free_on.html
(note: the end
of the URL is free_on.html) Regia
Anglorium was a Latin term used by writers of early period England when referring
to their native land. It means "Kingdoms of the English" and is the
name of a modern re-enactment society. Regia Anglorium members value authenticity
above anything else and reconstruct an early period England straight from the
lives of the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Vikings, and other peoples who coalesced into
the English nation. Visit a fictional pre-Conquest English manor, Drengham, on
this site; you might also want to check out a fictional estate, Wichamstow, both
brilliant visual displays of life in a well-defined time and place. An early period
persona's virtual paradise. http://www.regia.org
On a Collection
of Ordinances of Chivalry. This is a collection of manuscripts dating from the
fifteenth century and printed around 1900. It contains illuminations and various
interesting texts on such diverse topics as rules of jousts, English coronation
traditions, an assize of bread and ale, and much more. http://www.chronique.com/Library/MedHistory/Archeologia-chivalry.htm
Text of a primary
souce on English Country Dance, "The English Dancing Master". Written
by one John Playford and published in 1651. http://www.gate.net/~shipbrk/playford
Basics of Byzantine
Dress, circa 1000 A.D. http://www.gryph.com/byzantine/dress.htm
Clothing of the
ancient Celts--this site contains information about Scottish garb 1100-1600, Irish
garb from the fifth through the tenth centuries, types of sheep in medieval Scotland
used for wool construction, an explanation of what you might want to call "The
Great Kilt Urban Legend", patterns, and other resources. http://www47.pair.com/lindo/Textile.htm
Textiles Through
Time-contains many links to articles and information on period fabrics. http://www.interlog.com/~gwhite/tt/ttintro.html
Textile Resources
for the Re-enactor--This site contains information on medieval spindles, tablet
weaving, weaving on other types of looms, dyes, and embroidery. This site is still
under construction and will contain much more in the near future. http://www.cs.vassar.edu/~capriest/textileres.html
Knitting period
stockings--This site contains detailed and complete directions on how to knit
period stockings. This pattern is commonly called the Gunnister stocking pattern.
This site's documentation dates from 1627 but there is adequate evidence that
the pattern is older. http://www.dnaco.net/~aleed/corsets/stockpat.html
Recreation of a
Period Sock. An SCA knitter's account of her construction of a period sock. Her
documentation is from a sock found in northern Egypt dating from between the eleventh
and fourteenth centuries. This site includes complete instructions as well as
a picture of the completed project. http://witch.drak.net/lilna/EgyptKnit2.htm
Footwear of the
Middle Ages--A page devoted to the description and methods of construction of
medieval footwear. There is an emphasis on Britain and Scandinavia here, although
there have been recent updates from Ireland and Germany. This is an on-line booklet
written by Diarmuit Ui Dhuin, mka Marc Calson, for the use of SCA members wishing
to construct period footwear. http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/shoe/SHOEHOME.HTM
Nalebinding Basics--Concise,
detailed directions for this ancient Viking method of textile construction. Heck,
they still haven't standardized the spelling for the name of this technique! http://technetdesign.hypermart.net/naalbinding.html
Stefan's Florilegium
Archives --tons of documentation and/or info on just about everything, from feastcratting
to stained glass to Celtic, Viking, Slavic, Middle Eastern cultures. If it's related
to the SCA at all it's here. http://www.florilegium/or
Tribe Zarafeet
home page (Middle Eastern resources) http://members.tripod.co
Baghdad: Center
of Medieval Middle Eastern Civilization. This site is home of a translation from
a ninth century C.E. geographical dictionary of an article about one of the greatest
cities of the medieval Middle East. http://www.nadn.navy.mil/Users/history/tucker/hh362/reading7.htm
This site on Middle
Eastern culture contains an informative and interesting essay on a philosophical
group with centers around the Islamic world. They lived in communities and had
an organizational structure similar to that of the Freemasons. They helped maintain
the legacy of ancient Greek classics which the Islamic world in turn transmitted
to the Europeans. http://ismaili.net/~heritage/mirrors/106_other_islam/rel-elo2.htm
Note: the end of
this URL is: 106_other_islam/rel-elo2.htm Art
of Arabic Calligraphy?This site contains four articles on the history of alphabets
in the Middle East and the development of Arabic calligraphy. http://sakkal.com/ArtArabicCalligraphy.html
Caravanserais--Caravanserais
were inns in medieval Anatolia (modern Turkey). This site, owned by a native of
Turkey, describes these inns. This includes the services they provided to travelers,
the various types of architecture employed in their construction, as well as an
essay on natural roads in Anatolia. http://www.ataman.hotel.com/caravanserai/caravanserais2.html
Islamic and Christian
Spain in the Early Middle Ages--This on-line book deals with life in early medieval
Spain. The topics of the book include society and the economy, agriculture, settlements,
urbanization and commerce, social structure, ethnic relations, and much more.
http://libro.uca.edu/icu/emspain/htm
Asim's Middle Eastern
Dance Link Site--This site has links to both mundane and SCA Middle Eastern dance
and music sites. http://www.mindspring.com/~whil
Timeline of the
Steppe Peoples--The steppes are a very large area of flat grassland extending
east from the Vienna area to China. Over the course of many millennia many
nomads roamed the steppes. Many of these came from the east and eventually settled
in Europe. This timeline starts with the prehistoric period and chronicles the
development of language families, tribes and tribe confederations (Huns, Avars,
Bulgars, Khazars, ad infinitum) and even the genesis of political disputes between
the various tribes, and ends at 997 A.D. Warning: the proliferation of tribal/confederation
names on this site may prove quite taxing on the memory. http://www2.4dcomm.com/millenia/1000ad.htm
Chronology of the
Crusades. This is a cursory dateline of the Crusades for the beginning researcher.
The site contains useful links and references for more in-depth research. http://www.wcslc.edu/pers_pages/m-markow/ssclechr.htm
"The Crusades:
Horrible But True" Very dramatic, intense multimedia page depicting the ruthlessness
of the Albigensian Crusades. A visit to the site includes a rendition of Carl
Orff's early twentieth-century starkly dramatic recomposition of "Carmina
Burana", originally a collection of medieval musical compositions, as well
as intensely graphic visual scenes. http://www.mastermason.com/roger2you/mason2.html
Pope Urban II's
call for the First Crusade, Council of Clermont, 1095. This site contains the
text of the pope's speech calling for a holy war against the Moslems of the Middle
East. A chronicler known to history as Fulcher of Chartres transcribed this particular
manuscript. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/urban2-fulcher.htm
Sack of Constantinople,
1204. A passionate, first-hand account of the infamous sacking of Constantinople
which took place during the Fourth Crusade. A Greek writer, Nicetas Choniates,
wrote the account. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/choniates.html
Excellent site
for Medieval Scottish studies http://www.MedievalScotland.org
The Costume Page,
a list of costuming resources from every era and continent known on the planet
http://users.aol.com/nebula5/costume.html#toc
Medieval Embroidery
Web Page---This is a page that has excellent pictures of various types of medieval
embroidery work. The page includes a picture from an early period source, another
from the Bayeaux Tapestry, couch stitch, cross-stitch, and blackwork. http://home.flash.net/~wymarc/index.ht
Frankish costuming--This
page is maintained by a member of a living history society called Angelcynn. They
strive to be as authentic as possible. This lady was born in Germany and lives
in England so she decided to wear Frankish garb. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/694
Shirin al Hasana's
Web page--This page is maintained by an SCA member with a Middle Eastern persona.
She has various links to Middle Eastern Dance and Music as well as links to Celtic
and Norse information pages. These included spinning, embroidery, and other textile
arts. http://www.hasanadesigns.com/shirin/index.htm
Page about troubadours
and trouveres, period minstrels and songwriters, in French http://www.cssh.qc.ca/projets/carnetsma/Troubadours.html
More troubadour/trouvere
links http://globegate.utm.edu/french/globegate_mirror/occit.html
(note: the last
part of that URL is globegate_mirror/occit.html) A
college paper on troubadours, a succinct overview http://spectrum.troyst.edu/~jinright/tcontents.htm
A general overview
of the musician in period http://ubmail.ubalt.edu/~pfitz/play/ref/troubdrs.ht
An excellent page
on the Cantigas de Santa Maria, music from northern Spain, a cultural "bridge"
between southern France and al-Andalus, Islamic Spain http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/cantigas/
Complete lyrical
works of Bernart de Ventadorn, twelfth century troubadour (in the Provencal language
used by troubadours in southern France) http://www.netrevolution.com/~daughter/troubadours/bernart_de_ventadorn
(The last part
of this URL is bernart_de_ventadorn) Early
Occitan Literature--yet another excellent troubadour site. The first troubadours
practiced their art in southern France, a region also known as Occitania. This
site contains lyrics, in the original Occitan language, by the best-know troubadours,
including the first one, Duke Guilhelm d'Aquitania, to use the Occitan version
of his name. We know him as Duke William of Aquitaine (1071--1127), the grandfather
of Eleanor of Aquitaine http://globegate.utm.edu/french/globegate_mirror/occit.htm
(note: the last
part of that URL is globegate_mirror/occit.html) Les
Capetiens-Les Croisades (The Capetians-the Crusades). An excellent page (in French)
which contains sixty color slides. These include maps and manuscripts showing
period architecture, furniture, clothing, and even the Inquisition at work.
http://philae.sas.upenn.edu/French/caroly.html
Boccaccio page---This
site contains the complete text of the Decameron, written during the Black Death,
(1348) in which seven ladies and three men who've gotten the heck out of town
to escape the deadly epidemic tell 100 stories, ten each. http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/dweb/dweb.shtml
Works of Jean Froissart
(c. 1333-c.1400) historian of English and French royalty, aristocracies, wars,
politics http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/froissart1.html
An analysis of
Froissart's account of the Tournament at St. Inglivent, near Calais, France http://www.unipissing.ca/department/history/froissart/analysis.htm
King Rene's Tournament
Book--This site contains a Modern English translation of a book written circa
1460 by Rene, King of Jerusalem and Sicily on how to hold a tournament. This site
also includes the medieval French text and a facing page translation. http://www.princeton.edu/ezb/rene/renehome.html
Historical maps
of Europe, 01 A.D. to 1600 (in French) http://homer.span.ch/~spaw1241/atlasfr.htm
A troubadour page
with links to articles on period juggling, music and poetry
http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/topics/bard.htm
Medieval Courtly
Love--this page includes quotes from "Courtly Love" by Andreas Capellanus
http://www.astro.umd.edu/~marshall/chivalry.htm
Dante Alighieri
(1265-1321), who was heavily influenced by the troubadours of southern France
and northern Italy, was the author of a poem commonly considered to be the greatest
of medieval poems, the "Divine Comedy", which describes his visits to
Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. This is an on-line version. http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/richmond/88/dante.ht
Historical maps
of Ireland; starting with the Ice Ages through the mythological kings of the ancient
Irish Cycle stories. The history gets more precise and accurate at the 500 A.D.
map. This site also includes information on old Irish family names and clans as
well as a historical timeline for each century. An excellent resource for name
research as well as a source of early Irish legends about the origins of their
people. http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/kilkenny/2/iremaps.ht
Rome Reborn: Renaissance
humanists. The word "humanist" is used for Renaissance scholars because
they were primarily interested in the study of human beings as individuals. Medieval
scholars had approached the subject of humanity in a much more collective and
abstract context. The humanists attempted to use the classics of the past, the
great literature of Rome and Greece, in the hopes of making the world a better
place to live. This site contains concise information about the leading humanists
of the Renaissance. http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/vatican/humanism.html
The Renaissance:
Symmetry, Shape, Size. This page illustrates the relationship of innovations in
Renaissance art and mathematics. It also contains links to various articles that
discuss various and sundry issues of the Renaissance http://www.learner.org/exhibits/renaissance/symmetry.htm
Armor Archive-excellent
armoring site, includes patterns for armor-making and other useful information
for the SCA fighter http://www.armourarchive.co
Butted Mail: A
Mailmaker's Guide, Fourth Edition. This site contained detailed directions for
every piece of chain mail you'll ever need. It's written by two SCA armorers from
the U.K, Lord Paul de Gorey and Robert Fitz John. http://www.weylea.demon.co.uk/farisles/armour/mailmake/mail.htm
Dylan's Fencing
Page--This site contains several period texts on rapier fighting. It also contains
links to other SCA fencing sites. http://www.iceweasal.org/fencing.htm
Rapier 101: Introductory
Class to Rapier Fighting in the SCA. This site covers fencing history, equipment,
and various styles of rapier and fencing combat. http://members.aol.com/tbyrned883/armonye/rapier101.html
Meridian Rapier
page http://user.icx.net/~roz/Rapier
Medieval/ Renaissance
Food Homepage--excellent site containing everything you'll ever need to know about
food, cooking and feastcratting in the SCA http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/food.html
Daz Buch von Guoter
Spise--This site is a translation of a manuscript that was part of a household
manual, which was organized by a proto-notary of the Archbishop of Wurzburg. This
manuscript was put together between 1345 and 1354 and contains 101 recipes. The
text is in German; there is an English translation by Alia Atlas. Not all of the
recipes have been redacted. http://cs-people.bu.edu/akatlas/Buch/buch.html
A Feast for the
Eyes: A Medieval and Renaissance Food and Feast Image Collectio
This site contains 180 images of royalty
and nobility feasting, cooks, kitchens, cooking pans, servers, workers on lunch
break, and much more. All images are completely period. http://www.godecookery.com/afeast/afeast.htm
Coffee and Coffeehouses
in the Medieval Middle East--This booklet contains a history of coffee. It starts
with its obscure origins in Yemen and follows the growth of its popularity in
the Moslem world, along with accounts of disputes amongst Moslems as to the morality
of its consumption. http://www.hoboes.com/htmll/Politics/Prohibition/Notes/Coffee.html
Cariadoc's Miscellany--A
collection of articles on period cooking, feastcratting, gemstones, Norse riddles,
period pavilions, and a gazillion other things I can't remember but must be fascinating
http://www.pbm.com/~cariadoc/miscellany.htm
Official Documents
of the SCA (includes Corpora) http://www.sca.org/docs/welcome.html
Medieval Science
pages?includes sections of alchemy, medicine, physics, falconry and other animal-related
topics, and many more sciences http://www.members.aol.com/mcnelis/medsci_index.html
note: the last
part of this URL is medsci_index.html Roger
Bacon (1214-1292) was a scientist who was the precursor to modern experimental
science, a sharp departure from the "authority-quotation" proof method
(use of an authority like Galen or Ptolemy to prove a proposition) which hindered
science in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Here is his Tract of the Tincture
and Oil of Antimony", which contains his philosophy (this got him in trouble
with the Church), as well as treatments for leprosy, stroke, epilepsy, and gout.
http://www.levity.com/alchemy/bacon2html
The Book of Quintessence--This
is another primary source on alchemy, written around 1450. This text was translated
into modern English in 1866. Although this is not a "complete" guide
to medieval alchemy, it is an interesting primary source of some of the philosophy
and practices of medieval alchemy. This was, incidentally, the first use of the
word "quintessence" which is Latin for "fifth element". This
was a reference to the purity of the perfect substance sought by the alchemists
and its superiority over the four ordinary elements, fire, air, water, and earth
http:////tigerden.com~lilith/library/BJMalony/quintran.html
Book of Margery
Kempe in Middle English. Margery Kempe (c.1373-c.1440) was a colorful, controversial
and eccentric English mystic. This book was the first autobiography in the English
language and is an excellent primary source for social and religious customs of
late period England. The book is very graphic and contains descriptions of such
diverse items as clothing and modes of travel. http://www.lib.rochester.edu/camelot/teams/kempe4htm
Modern writings
on Margery Kempe http://anamchara.com/mystics/kempe.htm
Chirurgeon's Point-Links,
forms, articles and other items for the SCA chirurgeon http://www.chirurgeon.org/
Middle Kingdom
Waterbearers Homepage, mostly geared toward waterbearing at Pennsic but containing
excellent advice for every waterbearer http://www.midrealm.org/waterbearer
Castle Page--This
is a collection of information about period-style castles in the U.S. There are
over 100 castles referenced on this site. The site includes a state-by-state index.
http://www.dupontcastle.com/castles
The Meridian Knights
Marshal's Handbook, 1998 Edition http://www.bham.net/sca/Marshal_Handbook/MKMH98.html
(note: the last
part of the URL is Marshal_Handbook/MKMH98.html) The
Perfect Armor. Instructions by Duke Sir Cariadoc of the Bow from his Miscellany
on making hardened leather armor using beeswax for the hardening of the leather.
His Grace changed his mind about the periodicity of the use of beeswax for this
purpose and now uses water to harden his leather. There are instructions on how
to use water to harden the leather and construct the armor out of this. http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/cariadoc/perfect_armor.html
(note: the last
part of the URL is perfect_armor.html) Making
Children Smile--This is a site for children in the SCA. It contains tips for childrens'
activities, a list of "activities for the month", childrens' games,
teen-related sites, schools, and more. http://members.xoom.com/LdyGenRose/smile.htm
Medieval and Renaissance
Lathes--A lathe is an ancient tool that was used by the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans,
and other ancient peoples. These artisans were called turners or throwers in English,
but it was also used by pulleymakers, wheelwrights, chairmakers and other artisans.
http://www.his.com/~tom/sca/lathes.html
Medieval woodcuts
clipart collection--This site is a collection of medieval clipart from various
period sources, mostly woodcuts from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. http://www.godecookery.com/clipart/clart.htm
ENGLISC listserv
page. This is the page for a listserv for the study of Old English. The site also
contains links to Old English texts, projects, a glossary, and more. http://www.rochester.edu/englisc
The BSC Latin Place
Names List--This is a list of Latin place names, their vernacular names, and their
locations. Many of these towns were Roman towns which survived the Germanic invaders,
were prominent towns in the Middle Ages, and are still around. If you've ever
wondered what the Romans and medieval officials (whose documents were all in Latin)
called Lyons, Valencia or Milan, here's your answer. http://www.lib.byu.edu/~catalog/people/rlm.latin/names.htm
Normans in Wales,
1070-1171 This online book discusses the land, people, economy, and the social
and political structure of Wales on the eve of the Norman Conquest of England.
It goes on to discuss the impact of the Norman Conquest on Wales. http://www.ukans.edu/~ibetext/texts/nelson
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