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Look in the
catalog under
"Civilization, Medieval"; "Medieval"; "Renaissance"; "Middle Ages";
"Chivalry"; "Knights"; "Castles"; "Cookery, European--History"; "Food
Habits--Europe--History"; and related terms.
If you
wish to browse the shelves go directly to 940.1 or 942-942.055 in the
adult section and 940.1 in the Juvenile section.
Since our books change continually, the following
books are only suggestions.
Reference Collection: These materials do not circulate but you may make
copies of the articles. We charge .15 per page.
History Reference Center
Choose General Reference from the main Power Library Menu
The Cambridge Medieval History 9 v. REF 940.1 CAM
Food in Medieval Times REF 641.3 ADA
The shorter Cambridge Medieval History 2 v. REF 940.1 P
Encyclopedia of the Middle Ages by Matthew Bunson REF 940.1 BUN
Medieval Wordbook REF 940.1 COS
Women in the Middle Ages REF 305.409 WOM 2 v.
Internet Sources:
Look in Web Feet REF 025.04 WEB at the
reference desk in the library for selected sites on the Middle Ages. Web
Feet breaks the sites into topics such as Art and Architecture,
Daily Life, History, Literature, Science and Mathematics.
Selected Medieval Internet sites:
Castles of Britain
Daily life in castles of the Middle Ages in England.
The Black
Death Plague and Disease in the Middle Ages.
The Black Death
This site offers a comprehensive look at the human toll taken by the
disease as well as the lingering effects on Europe's economy, culture,
are, and politics.
Medieval Games and
Pastimes Explore leisure activities such as hunting, falconry,
chess. This site is part of the About.com network.
Medieval
Weapons NOVA Program on life in medieval castles and medieval
weapons. A NOVA crew actually builds a Trebuchet.
Medieval Occupations
List of Occupations with very short descriptions
Medieval Occupations Exhaustive list but very short descriptions
Medieval Occupations
Current occupations that correlate to medieval occupations. No
descriptions
Medieval Occupations
What did people do in a Medieval city?
Medieval Occupations This
list is from Castle Learning Center
Medieval
Occupations Paragraph description of these occupations
Middle Ages: Daily Life
Camelot
Village: Britain's Heritage and History Click on "Medieval
Street" to enter life in the Middle Ages. This site allows a
delightfully interactive introduction to daily life in Britain. Throw
rotten tomatoes at the prisoner in the stocks, try your hand at
tournaments.
Usage of all the multimedia bells and whistles makes this an excellent
educational and entertaining experience. Select a village inhabitant to
learn more about that occupation.
Medieval History From
About.com. Choose from topics at the left of the screen under "Reference
Tools". Choose from castles, crusades, daily life and many other topics.
Life during the
Middle Ages Covers clothing, bathing, food, education, health,
famines, games, music as well as romance and chivalry.
Middle Ages
Subtopics include armor making, arts and literature, games, people and
includes Internet Links. This site has been put together by Aaron Rice, a
high school student, with the cooperation of advisors from Brigham Young
University's David O. McKay School of Education.
Middle Ages
Developed for world history classes by a world history teacher. Links
have been divided into categories such as Daily life, Art, Pictures, Maps,
Research and Biographies.
Middle Ages
This site, created and maintained by Minnesota State University's E-museum
has sections on living conditions, food and clothing. Detailed sections
include day-to-day life of a knight, merchant, nun and pheasant.
Middle Ages
Designed by history teach Tracey Oz this exhaustive guide includes Terms
and Glossaries, Timelines, Feudalism and Daily Life, Castles, the Black
Death, Medieval Women, Art and Architecture, and Religion.
Food and Drink in
the Middle Ages Food preparation and cooking techniques, popular
vegetables, drinks.
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