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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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Search and browse through many hundreds of digitized medieval manuscripts held in Switzerland's libraries and museums.
Search a database of manuscript descriptions for texts pertaining to early medieval monasticism, compiled by Albrecht Diem.
Find images and other resources at the University of Pennsylvania's Kislak Center.
Find digitized manuscripts, maps, books, ephemera and other holdings from Oxford's Bodleian Library.
Search for detailed information and high-quality digitized images of medieval manuscripts held in libraries around the world.
The State Hermitage Museum holds thousands of pieces of artwork and other materials from the fifth through the fifteenth centuries.
Find images and information on a wide range of art and cultural resources from Google Arts and Culture.
Find a list of digital resources dedicated to all eras of the Middle Ages at the British Museum.
Listen to a podcast, in Spanish, about the Black Death.
More than 30 leading STM publishers have committed to making all of their COVID-19 and coronavirus-related publications immediately accessible. Brill has opened up books and articles on topics such as public health, distance learning, crisis research. If any new related content is published with Brill, it will be added to this collection.
The content on this page will be freely accessible until April 30, 2021.
A Bibliography on Disease Transmission, Epidemics and Plague in Pre-Modern Islam, compiled by Elaine van Dalen.
A list of primary and secondary readings on the Black Death, along with some related fiction and film.
This website features podcasts that aim to both give a flavor of past disease outbreaks while also discussing some pressing present questions.
RaceB4Race is an ongoing conference series and professional network community by and for scholars of color working on issues of race in premodern literature, history, and culture. RaceB4Race centers the expertise, perspectives, and sociopolitical interests of BIPOC scholars, whose work seeks to expand critical race theory. Bridging many traditional disciplinary divides, RaceB4Race not only creates innovative scholarly dialogues, but also fosters social change within premodern studies as a whole.
Hosted/collated on diigo.com, the Bodleian History Faculty Library provides a list of over 190 searchable, tagged medieval digital resources, online projects, and primary sources.
A chronological catalog of tools, research aids, courses, and primary source narratives. Many entries include direct links to the sources online. Edited by Nick Smith.
A list of resources related to medieval maps and mapping.
An extensive website with resources for teaching the history of Asia.