Arthurian Links

This list is by no means complete. It includes sites we found helpful in the construction of this site as well as links to other link pages. More specific links are located on the specific week pages.

• A&E
• Angelfire.com - A Plethora of Arthurian Images.
• Arthur the King - an award-winning personal site.
• Arthuriana - The Scholarly Journal of King Arthur.
• Arthurian Legends - at Hamline University.
• Arthurian Resources on the Internet
• Arthur's Ring - A site about the historical Arthur and Dark Age Britain.
• Britannia Internet Magazine - The Official British Site with an extensive Arthurian Section.
• The Camelot Project, The University of Rochester - EXCELLENT Resource for all things Arthurian.
• The Catholic Encyclopedia
• Celtic Twilight
• Electronic Text Center - University of Virginia
• Female Characters in the Arthurian Court
• Humanities Text Initiative - University of Michigan
• The Internet Ancient History Sourcebook - a companion to the Medieval Sourcebook
• The Internet Medieval Sourcebook - Medieval Sources at Fordham University.
• The Internet Modern History Sourcebook - a companion to the Medieval Sourcebook
• The Internet Movie Database - for information on all films, including Arthurian ones.
• The Internet Renaissance Band - Online Library of Medieval Music.
• King Arthur - Knights of the Round Table
• The Knights of the Round Table - at Camelot International
• The Labyrinth - Resources for Medieval Studies at Georgetown University
• List of Arthurian Literature
• Llys Arthur - Arthur's Court
• Luminarium.org - Anthology of Medieval Literature.
• Male Characters in the Arthurian Court
• Mining Co. Guide to the Medieval/Renaissance
• Monty Python's Completely Useless Website - at www.intriguing.com
• Mystical World Wide Web - go to Legends & Folklore section
• The Oxford Arthurian Society
• Southern England - Arthurian sites in Southern England. Visit them. By a William & Mary student.
• The World of King Arthur - a site designed during a previous term of this course.

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