Featured Resource Pages
The following pages are highlighted as useful resources for educators.
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Use the filters below to search by century, era, geography, type of resource, and other topics of interest to students of the medieval past.
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Canto per Canto: Conversations with Dante in Our Time is a collaborative initiative between New York University's Department of Italian Studies and Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, and the Dante Society of America. The aim is to produce podcast conversations about all 100 cantos of the Divine Comedy, to be completed within the seventh centenary of Dante's death in 2021.
Search and browse bibliographical details about Greek manuscripts prior to the 16th century, with many links to digitized copies.
Browse information and updates pertaining to the study of medieval manuscripts, hosted by the BnF.
Search a database of manuscript illuminations dating from Pharaonic Egypt to contemporary times.
Search a large and helpful catalogue of pre-modern manuscripts, many of which have been digitized.
Search or browse a large collection of manuscripts, manuscript images, and bibliographical details pertaining to late antique, medieval, and early modern manuscripts.
Search medieval and early modern art by theme, medium, date, location, and other attributes.
Browse and search through online sources, studies, and many other resources, offered in French.
View a high-quality digitized medieval manuscript, The Aberdeen Bestiary (Aberdeen University Library MS 24).
Browse a list of syllabi on the topic of otherness in medieval text and culture through themes of monstrosity and marginality.
Access a repository of tagged Hebrew-language texts, with ample query options and popup linguistic tools.
Browse a categorized list of resources on medieval topics, grouped by chronology, geography, topics, texts, and miscellaneous.
Access a wiki hosted by the American Historical Association, collecting resources for teaching online from all fields of history.
Access a syllabus/bibliography for teaching the coronavirus from the perspective of the humanities.
Access a crowd-sourced syllabus for teaching the coronavirus from a sociological perspective.
View a crowd-sourced syllabus for teaching (mostly modern) pandemics.
Browse historical documents organized by geography, time period, and theme.
Browse two additional lists of open-access resources geared towards researchers and educators.
Browse a list of open-access resources, compiled by librarians in the United Kingdom.
Access Penn's journal focused on manuscript studies in the digital age.