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Many sites are multi-layered, so you will need to explore carefully. You may find some information too specialized and complex - if so, move on to another link! For information about particular people, check general biographical sites.  General sites and primary sources Medieval world - including monarchs, literature, warfare, farming and more Medieval & Renaissance Europe - Primary Historical Documents - links to many documents of the Middle Ages eg religious texts, political agreements, and social commentary from the Crusades to the Holy Roman Empire NetSERF - Medieval History - headings such as feudalism, heraldry and warfare Angelcynn - Links to other sites - a number of links to Anglo-Saxon history Labyrinth Home Page - extensive information including original sources The British Library - historical documents including a copy of the Magna Carta Internet Medieval Sourcebook - all things medieval with information on life in the Middle Ages, politics, legislation, warfare, religion, and geography The European Middle Ages -  development of feudalism and the role of the church Medieval England - list of  sites on medieval England. The Glory of Byzantium - a virtual tour of the art and history of the city Medieval Technology Pages - Agricultural tools, silk, windmills and more End of Europe's Middle Ages - summary of the economic, political, religious and intellectual environment of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Sections include: Economy, Feudal Institutions, New Monarchies, Holy Roman Empire, Italy's City-States, Eastern Europe,The Church, Literature, Visual Arts, and Music.  The Middle Ages - history with a timeline - food, economy and more  Middle Ages  Middle Ages  Medieval World  Timeline  Middle Ages  Feudal system Feudal life  The Electronic Passport to Feudalism Feudal System Feudal Medieval Life - Feudalism The Feudal System- The Middle Ages Feudal Life  Everyday life and times Middle Ages - sections on feudalism, religion, homes, clothing, health, arts and entertainment, and town life The Middle Ages - what was it really like to live in the Middle Ages? A Boke of Gode Cookery - collection of historically accurate medieval recipes  Castle Learning Center - design and history of the ancient fortresses of England, Scotland and Wales with castle architecture and an inside look at everyday lives A Compendium of Common Knowledge - everyday life in Elizabethan England with topics such as paying the servants, naming the baby, snack foods Elizabethan Costuming Page - from Elizabethan makeup to 16th century cauls, hairnets, and snoods this site provides an overview of fashion Middle Ages - life in the Middle Ages Middle Ages links - life in the Middle Ages, clothing, castles, religion and history Virtual Renaissance - visitors can stop at a medieval village of shops and homes, meet a number of interesting characters and the site with Ye Olde Virtual Transporter Medieval and Renaissance Wedding Information Page - information on wedding traditions, ceremonies, feasts Medieval women - an interactive exploration  Exhibits collection - Middle Ages - looks at life in the Middle Ages Medieval Technology Pages  Life in the Middle Ages   The Church Britannia: Cathedrals of England & Wales - information about monasticism & monks The Medieval Inquisition The 11th to the 13th Centuries: Innocent III and the Great Schism - reign of Innocent III and the great schism between Eastern and Western Christians as a result  of the Fourth Crusade   Architecture Yahoo! Medieval architecture - links to medieval architecture sites such as abbeys and monasteries, castles, churches, and cities and towns  Cathedrals - Gothic Dreams - a study of Gothic cathedral features with a comparison of the cathedrals of Notre Dame and Canterbury Castles on the Web Castles : by the light of a thousand candles  The Castles of Wales - Welsh castles and Welsh medieval history  Castles of Britain - including what did it take to build a castle, and life in a castle, medieval jobs, medieval women, and entertainment   Knights and Chivalry Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournaments Resource Library  Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournament Glossary of Term  Castles and Knights   Wars and Battles The Battle of Hastings - extensive, well-organized site with a visually dramatic and in-depth look at Angles, Saxons, and Jutes and their roles in the history of England. The Hundred Years' War - the events and personalities involved in the war between England and France Invasion of England, 1066 - text, maps and images about the Norman invasion Swords'n'stuff - an on-line catalogue  Crusades Crusades - primary and secondary sources, maps of information First Crusade, an Overview -  the role of Pope Urban II, Peter the Hermit, army departures, sieges and battles and the pillage of Jerusalem.    People Dante Alighieri on the Web - information about the life, times and work of Dante Medieval Women - women writers and saints as well as art, domestic life, religion, warfare and health Medieval English urban history - histories of a number of medieval towns - Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Ipswich, Colchester, Maldon and King's Lynn  The Camelot Project - Arthurian texts, images, bibliographies and basic information The Robin Hood Project  Female Hero of the Month - Women in World History Curriculum - female heroes from the time of the Crusades. Brief information about Shagrat al-Durr, Eleanor of Aquitaine, the women left behind, Melisende and Anna Comnena   Black Death or the Bubonic Plague Ian Jessiman : The Plague, England and Loughborough 1539-1640 -  general study of the plague in England 1539-1640 Insects, Disease and History -the impact insects have had on world history  Plague and Public Health in Renaissance Europe - stories, medical reports, governmental records, religious and spiritual writings and images about the arrival, impact and response to the plague  The Plague - two plant remedies for the plague  The Black Death : Bubonic Plague - in the early 1330s an outbreak of deadly Bubonic Plague occurred in China, and spread The Black Death - origins, forms of the plague, effects on the economy, avoidance, John Graunt's "Bills of Mortality" - statistics of the Plague Pictures of the plague  The Black Plague 1348-1350  The Plague in Elizabethan England - plagues devastated Elizabethan England, especially the bubonic plague in London during the 1500s  The Black Death - links to material of relevance to the entire subject  The Black Death - worldwide devastation of populations caused by the Plague  England during the Plague of 1348-1350 - the facts, statistics and more mundane aspects of the epidemics    ©2001 Immanuel College Library Resource Centre Last revised 12th November  2007 URL for this page is http://intranet.immanuel.sa.edu.au/Library/htm/middleages.htm   Jenni van Wageningen jvanwageningen@immanuel.sa.edu.au