Weblinks: Medieval

The Andre Chastell Centre is dedicated to French art history, including sculpture, architecture, and stained glass.

Founded in 1979 to promote the appreciation, study and conservation of church monuments both in the UK and abroad.

An archive of British and Irish Romanesque stone sculpture. Romanesque sculpture marks a high point of artistic production in Britain and Ireland, corresponding to the boom in high-quality building that followed the Norman Conquest in 1066, and reflecting a new set of links with mainland Europe.

The Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi (CVMA) is the international research project dedicated to recording medieval stained glass. Site contains an archive of more than 23,000 images, dissertations and documents, and also publishes the vidimus journal.
 

Established in 1980, the International Stained-Glass Centre promotes the study and conservation of stained glass.
 

Covers Medieval, Rennaisance, 17th century, and Restoration works. Site contains a number of etexts, and an encyclopaedia to provide historical contexts for the people, places, and events featured (mostly excerpts from Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Ed).
 

Catalogue and description of Medieval wall paintings found in English Parish Churches.
 

Medievalists.net is the home for all the news, articles, videos and information about the Middle Ages and medieval society. Site contains links to recent academic dissertions on medieval history.

Designed for use in the classroom, these online features and printable files (PDFs) help educators introduce to their students the richness and diversity of works in various collections of the Metropolitan Museum. Publications include a variety of illustrations and descriptions of selected works of art, historical and cultural background, classroom applications in the form of lesson plans and activities, and other useful material.

 
Material consists of large illustrated pdf files on Greek, Egyptian, Chinese, Medieval, Rennaisance, Islamic, African, Asian, and Byzantine art.
 

The subjects covered by the Museum are:
 

• Medieval logic and philosophy (Fourth to sixteenth century)
• Traditional logic (sixteenth century to early twentieth century)
• ‘Aristotelian’ logic and philosophy, particularly in the Latinised form that prevailed in the medieval West
• Latin in medieval logic and philosophy
• Medieval universities and teaching
• Theology, particularly as informed by logic
• Medieval culture generally
• Early history of mathematical logic
• Philosophy of language
• Philosophical logic

The trust campaigns to defend Britain’s battlefields from inappropriate development or destruction. Site contains descriptions of battlefield sites, maps, and general history. Plus events organized by the Trust.
 
 

ENGLISH HERITAGE'S RECORD OF SCHEDULED MONUMENTS
The medieval settlement of Upper Shuckburgh to the south and east of
Shuckburgh Park and the remains of its open field system survive as a
series of well-preserved earthworks and associated buried deposits.

Online magazine devoted to medieval stained glass. Contains news, features, and description of a featured panel of medieval glass.