ONLINE RESOURCES PERTAINING TO THE CRUSADES

We have both general medieval websites and specific Crusade websites. Please let us know if any links are 'dead,' or if you find a site you think should be included herein. This is but a tiny sampling of the resources available to you on the internet. This list is by NO MEANS exhaustative and will be expanded as the semester progresses.

General Medieval Historical Information Pages:

• Net SERF. Architecture, art, history, law, literature, music, religion and useful research resources.
• DScriptorium. Digital images of medieval manuscripts.
• Labyrinth. A virtual universe of medieval resources, sponsored by Georgetown University.
• ORB. The Online Resource Book for medievalists.
• Medieval Feminist Index. Covers journal articles, book reviews, and essays in books about women, sexuality, and gender during the Middle Ages.
• Internet Islamic Resource Page

Other Pages:

• Collection of Early Medieval Maps - How did medieval (300-1400 in this case) people view the world? Come here to see and be amazed.
• A virtual course on the Crusades at Boise State
• http://www.medievalcrusades.com/ - the site name says it all. (Perhaps more at a highschool level, but still filled with useful references)
• Crusade Images in 14th Century French Manuscripts (these should look familiar)
• A very good Bibliography of Crusade studies
• A timeline of the crusades - Interactive
• A French Site with Crusade Images
• An article on Muslim cultural responses (literature and the like) to the Crusaders - http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1373/n4_v47/19308695/print.jhtml
• An article on Western perceptions of Islam - http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1373/n5_v47/19383880/print.jhtml
• Jews in the Middle Ages