[Ansteorra] Fabric sources

[Deana Covel Whitney]

And of course, don't forget JSTOR, inter-library loan, Google Books, and academic journals or publications from conferences. Get a Tex-Share card if you live in Texas from your local library and visit the closest College library to you. SMU has a GREAT collection. 
  If you are in Oklahoma, OSU & UCO are more liberal in their loaning policies to non-students than OU is. At least the last time I checked. 

But as Heralod said,"Medieval textiles" is a huge topic. So the more narrow you get, the better you are able to write a focused paper. 

In Service,
 Hanna von Dahl, OL


> You probably have done this, but if you have
> books/article/etc from your 
> library or google, I find it helpful to use the
> bibliographies included 
> there.
> 
> James
> 
> 
> Ithilin Palandiriel wrote:
> > Greetings all,
> >  
> > I have exhausted everything our library and google has
> to offer.  I am writing a paper on Medieval textiles
> and fashion for Kingdom A&S.  Does anyone have any
> other resources they could recommend?
> >
> > YIS and many thanks,
> > Liadan of Patrin-Or
> >