 | Angelcynn - Anglo-Saxon Living
History 400 - 900 AD is devoted to all manner of details that comprise
the clothing, weaponry, artifacts and
most importantly, the culture of this distant age. |
| Arthur of Britain offers
information on Arthurian literature, legends, medieval literature, and links to Arthurian
and medieval resources. |
| Arthurian A2Z Knowledge
Bank is a large Encyclopedia style database of Arthurian lore. Part of the Mystical WWW site. |
| Arthurian Archaeology
is a short history of Arthurian Archaeology by Michelle L. Biehl. |
| Arthurian Booklist by Cindy Tittle Moore offers an annotated list of
works about Arthurian topics, including scholarly works and fiction. Also includes Celtic
fiction and a list of Arthurian organizations. |
| Arthurian Home Page by
Douglas Johnston offers links to Arthurian manuscripts, Arthurian fiction, essays,
critical reviews, illustrations and graphics, music and song, resources and lists, and
more. |
| Arthurian Index
is Miss Gien's personal
homepage and includes several good articles about all things Arthurian. |
| Arthurian Information by
Jenny Sposito offers a list of links to Arthurian resources. |
| Arthurian
Legend Page by Terra Collver presents her thesis on the changing role of women in the
Arthurian legend, a chronology of Arthurian literature, and an Arthurian bibliography.
Also offers links to Arthurian sites on the Web. |
| Arthurian Literature
List is a chronology of (mostly) medieval Arthurian literature. |
| Arthurian
origins by the University of Idaho Arthurian Legend Club offers information about
knights, ladies, Arthur, Merlin, the hunt, and Arthurian England. |
| Arthurian
Resources by Thomas
Green of Oxford, discusses Arthurian historicity, literature, characters, Myrddin, and archaeological sites. |
| Arthuriana is the journal of the
International Arthurian Society, and "dedicated to all aspects of the Arthurian story
from its inception in the Middle Ages to all its enactments in the present moment." |
| Arthurnet
the moderated email list's complete archive site and search
engine. |
| Beginning by D. Hayward
provides excerpts from three of Tennyson's 'Idylls of the King' poems as well as links to
other sites about King Arthur. |
| Booklook's
The Many Realms of King Arthur by the Boulder Public Library traces the development of
Arthurian legends from their origins in the Middle Ages to their latest adaptations in the
20th century. |
| Camelot Project, sponsored
by the University of Rochester has Arthurian texts, images, bibliographies, and basic
information. |
| Celtic Twilight has full-text transcriptions of literary Arthurian texts: the Mabinogion,
Chretien, Malory, Tennyson and more. Also extracts from original sources: Gildas, Nennius,
the Annals Cambriae and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and an Arthurian Infopedia. |
| The Charrette Project is
a scholarly electronic archive containing the Chrétien de Troyes's medieval manuscript Le Chevalier de la Charrette (Lancelot). |
| Dark Ages - King Arthur and Others
by Grobius Shortling is an annotated
booklist emphasizing Arthurian fiction. |
| Early
British Kingdoms by David Nash
Ford is a website dedicated to the Early Celtic Kingdoms of the British Isles and
the historical King
Arthur - now transplanted to Britannia. |
| Electronic Text
Center (English online resources at the UV
Library):
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| Encyclopedia
Mythica: Arthurian legend is a collection of short articles on the
characters and locations from the Arthurian romances. |
| Evidence of the Existence
of Arthur makes the case for Arturius mac Aidan, a late 6th century Scot as the
"irrefutable" Arthur (summary of the book 'Atrurius - A
Quest for Camelot' by D. F. Carroll). |
| Gordd Cymru's Online Arthurian Resources
provides source documents (incl. the Welsh Triads)
and manuscripts concerning the Arthurian period of Northern Europe. |
| A Guide to King Arthur's Forgotten Realm
is the work of two undergraduate students who took a month long research
trip to Britain and created this site discussing the places associated with
King Arthur and the legends attached to them. |
| Hanes Cymru is
a collection of medieval Welsh historical resources by Jeff Hanes (sadly, not all
are translated). |
| King Arthur - History and the
Arthurian Legend, part of the Britannia.com site has dozens of articles on
the Historical Arthur
and the Arthur of Literature
including hard to find early Welsh poetry and
an Arthurian Timeline. |
| King Arthur - Fact,
Semi-legend or Myth by the Mystical World
Wide Web is a crash course in the names, legends, and key writers associated with
King Arthur. |
| Lady of Shalott page by Naomi Novik. |
| Lancelot's Castle offers information
about chivalry, knights, and the Arthurian legend. |
| Legend of the Holy Grail by Justin
Griffin discusses this legend. Includes several text files, many pictures, sounds, an
on-line discussion group, and an on-line 'walk-through' of the Grail text, 'Perlesvaus.' |
| Legends - King Arthur - Sources is a
particularly attractive site. |
