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[Tara Sersen]

Thought you might find these interesting:

All these blurbs are copyright 2001 by Librarian's index to the Internet
(http://lii.org).
It is permissable to pass along these blurbs with the links so long as
copyright is aknowldeged.

Aoife

    NetSERF: The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources -
    http://netserf.org/
        Over 1,450 Web sites on the Middle Ages are
        categorized by subject (archaeology, architecture, art,
        Arthuriana, civilizations, culture, drama, history,
        literature, music, people, philosophy, religion, science
        and technology, and women). The Research Center links
        to archives and libraries, articles and papers,
        associations, organizations and societies,
        bibliographies, and conferences and seminars. Other
        points of interest are top medieval sites, news, and a
        hypertext glossary. Searchable by keyword or phrase. -
        re
        Subjects: Middle ages -- History

WebNexus - http://www.webnexus.fsnet.co.uk/
        Selective, annotated guide to Web sites of interest to
        students and scholars of Early Judaism and Christianity.
        Breaks subjects down into general Christian and Jewish
        links, religious studies, classical studies, library
        resources, publishers and booksellers, software for
        theology, Greek and Hebrew fonts, desk references,
        search engines, directories, and world news. - nbh
        Subjects: Christianity | Judaism


Search for Scotland - http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/scottishhistory/
        Complements the BBC's ten-part series that explores the
        national identity of Scotland through its history. The
        topics are Mysterious Ancestors, Impact of the Monk,
        Renaissance & Reformation, The Making of the Union,
        Birth of a Nation, Wars of Independence, The European
        Lifeline, and The Enlightenment. There are many
        documents, photographs, and public records as well as a
        FAQ and related Web sites. - dl
        Subjects: Scotland -- History

This one might be less interesting except for the shopping links......
PEERS: Period Events & Entertainments Re-Creation Society -
http://www.peers.org/
This San Francisco Bay Area organization is "dedicated to remembering,
researching, and re-creating the performing arts of the past." In addition
to providing a calendar of upcoming dance events that recreate such historic
times as the Berlin Olympics of 1936 or the Boston Tea Party, there are
selected costume and etiquette (including dance protocol) advice columns and
book and film reviews from the print newsletter Yesterday's News and
information about PEERS-sponsored dance classes. The site also offers an
abundance of links to costuming resources, literature, music, "living
history and participatory theater" venues, places to acquire historically
correct supplies, and much more. - fg
Subjects: Historical reenactments | Participatory theater | Theater --
California -- San Francisco Bay Area | Theater -- History | More new