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NetTrekker, a Cobb County Resource, has great sites. |
Middle Ages - What was
it really like to live in the Middle Ages? |
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Cobb
Online Resources - Use Galileo and perhaps GaleNet Discovering
Collection. |
Castles on the Web - Contains
links to heraldry and other medieval topics. |
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The Knighthood, Chivalry, and Tournaments
Resource Library |
Medieval
History, Archeology, & Architecture |
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1200 Years of Sculpture |
Medieval
Technology Page |
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World History
Online - Presents 3000 years of world history with an interactive
combination of synchronoptic (simultaneously presented and viewable) lifelines,
timelines, and maps which allows history to be "viewed" rather than read. |
History for
Kids - History for kids is just that. It gives an outline of history in the
Middle Ages, but does not go into great detail. Still, you may find it useful.
You can also use it for other historical time periods as well. |
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The end of
Europe's Middle Ages - designed to assist students engaged in
Renaissance, Reformation and Early Modern studies who lack a background in
medieval European history. |
Best of History -
Annotated list of recommended history sites for students, history educators, and
general history enthusiasts. |
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Internet Medieval Sourcebook
from Fordham University - Many manuscripts, maps, saint's lives, Arthurian
lore, and other subjects. |
Mrs. Newman's Intermediate
Multiage Presents the Middle Ages - written by kids. |
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Renaissance - how it
rose from the Middle Ages |
Elizabethan Heraldry |
