External MEMS Links of Interest
Please note that these links are to sites beyond Virginia Tech and that this is only a partial collection. Clicking on them will open a new browser window.
Have another good link? Contact Matthew Gabriele
Organizations
- American Catholic Historical Association
- De Re Militari
- Haskins Society
- Hagiography Society
- International Congress on Medieval Studies (W. Michigan)
- International Medieval Society - Paris
- Institute for Medieval Studies (Leeds, U.K.)
- The Medieval Academy
- New College Medieval-Renaissance Conference
- Peregrinations: Study of Pilgrim Art
- Renaissance Society of America
- Sixteenth-Century Society
- Société Rencesvals
- Society for the Study of the Crusades and Latin East (SSCLE)
- Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA)
Blogs
- Medievalist Weblogs (sorted Alphabetically)
- A Great Many Things Keep Happening
- Ancarett’s Abode
- Blogenspiel
- Cacciaguida
- De Re Militari
- Early Modern Notes
- Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog
- Got Medieval
- Heo Cwaeth
- In the Middle
- Medieval History
- Medieval Woman
- Modern Medieval
- Muhlberger's Early History
- New Kid on the Hallway
- Paula Stiles
- Quod She
- The Cranky Professor
- Unlocked Wordhoard
- Wormtalk and Slugspeak
- xoom
General: Very Useful
- Medieval Sourcebook
- NetSERF: The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources
- ORB: The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies
- The Labyrinth
General: Specialized Sites
- 12 Byzantine Rulers Podcast
- Apocalyptic Ideas in Old English Literature
- Apocalypse and Milennium: A Bibliography
- Art of the Middle Ages
- Art Historians' Guide to the Movies
- BibleGateway.com: Searchable online Bible
- Byzantine Churches in Istanbul
- Catholic Encyclopedia: Home
- Celtic Studies Resources
- Center for Millenial Development - Boston University
- Connecticut College - Durer's Apocalypse
- Crusades Encyclopedia
- Definitions of Apocalypse / Apocalyptic
- Early Medieval Forum
- frontline: apocalypse!: apocalypticism explained
- Humbul Humanities Hub
- International Medieval Bibliography (Subscription Req.)
- Looking for a Novel Set in the Middle Ages?
- Luminarium
- Medieval Academic Discussion Groups
- Medieval Mass Recreation
- Medieval Sourcebook: Medieval History in the Movies
- Medievalists.net
- MGH
- Mittelhochdeutsch
- Narrative Sources
- Retrokat: Medieval Freebies
- Romanesque Sculpture in Britain/ Ireland
- The Medieval Review
- Thomas Head's Research Bibliographies
- UCLA Medieval & Renaissance Studies Goes to the Movies
- WWW Medieval Resources
Contact:
Coordinator, Medieval & Early Modern Studies
Matthew Gabriele, mgabriele AT vt.edu
(540) 231-2293