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Princeton University Library MAFE Series Click here for resources featuring Princeton-based scholars and medieval items from the Princeton University Library. |
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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 resources for teaching art history, especially in an online environment.
View Meghan L. Cook's list of resources for teaching book history.
Access bibliography of printed primary sources on legal history.
Access a large linked collection of research on the Crusades, with links to view and download volumes. Collected by Adam Bishop.
View murals and sites from the Dunhuang cave shrines in this 360 degree virtual tour.
Listen to a podcast focused on the study of Dante's works.
View digitized manuscripts, search annotated bibliographies, and can be accessed through the list of authors and themes at the top right of the page
Study digitized manuscripts and bibliographical data made available from Houghton Library's collection of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts.
Discover a large collection of digitized Japanese books dating from the early seventeenth century and later.
Browse and research the growing digitized holdings of the Library of Congress Asian Division's Chinese manuscripts.
Watch a pre-recorded lecture on ancient Buddhism based on the Gandhara scroll.
An essay on the conservation of the ancient Gandhara scroll from Afghanistan.
Find a catalogue of South Asian manuscripts in the Library of Congress. Some manuscripts date to the medieval era.
Find information about rare Medieval books in the Library of Congress's holdings.
Find a complete representation of the Chinese sky in 13 charts dating from around 700 CE with over 1300 stars depicted.
Digital Silk Road Project summarizes cultural heritage from the viewpoint of UNESCO world heritage, offering maps, texts, and other cultural heritage data.
Podcasts on topics related to book history, from all periods.
A series of morning reflections on medieval handwriting by Lisa Fagin Davis.
The Medieval Academy of America has made available several of the sessions of the 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting.
A bibliography on Fragments and Fragmentology, including collections, resources for finding and working with fragments.