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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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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.
A hashtag that brings up all tweets, including many image scans, of interesting manuscript images from the medieval era.
Access a blog written to shed humorous light on contemporary ideas through reference to medieval manuscripts, figures, and events.
Watch as medievalists discuss the manuscripts featured on film in the fictional Star Wars universe. Useful for raising interest in medieval texts.
See examples of emojis used to raise interest in Medieval authors.
View a sample syllabus for teaching during and about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Access a list of resources and scientific journal articles on the COVID-19 pandemic, last updated in May 22, 2020.
Access a website created by historians of science, with resources for teaching and researching during the pandemic.
Access a wiki hosted by the American Historical Association, collecting resources for teaching online from all fields of history.
Access a list of research projects funded by the European Research Counsel that are related to coronavirus.
Access a syllabus/bibliography for teaching the coronavirus from the perspective of the humanities.
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Browse historical documents organized by geography, time period, and theme.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.
Explore links to expanded electronic-resources content temporarily available to Princeton University patrons.