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Vikings Medieval History:     more books (100)

The Viking-Age Rune-Stones: Custom and Commemoration in Early Medieval Scandinavia by Birgit Sawyer, 2003-06-19 From Viking Stronghold to Christian Kingdom: State Formation in Norway, C. 900-1350 by Sverre Bagge, 2010-06-30 The Blood Axe : Story of Viking Kings Knut & Olav by Eileene Harrison Beer, 2001-01-03 Vikings, Level 2: Internet Referenced (Beginners Social Studies - New Format) by Stephanie Turnbull, 2006-06-17 Seven Viking Romances (Penguin Classics) by Hermann Palsson, 1986-01-07 Daily Life of the Vikings (The Greenwood Press Daily Life Through History Series) by Kirsten Wolf, 2004-11-30 The Vikings and Their Origins: Scandinavia in the First Millennium by David M. Wilson, 1989-06 The Hammer and the Cross: A New History of the Vikings by Robert Ferguson, 2009-11-05 Viking Kings of Britain and Ireland: The Dynasty of Ivarr to A.D. 1014 by Clare Downham, 2007-12-31 History in a Hurry: Vikings (History in a Hurry , Vol 2) by John Farman, 1997-09 The Vikings (Strange Histories) by Peter Chrisp, 2003-02 The Viking Wars of Alfred the Great by Paul Hill, 2009-04-10 Viking Raiders (Time Traveler) by Anne Civardi, James Graham-Campbell, 2003-12-30 Viking (Eye Wonder) by DK Publishing, 2007-08-20

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61. Europe -- Medieval History -- Galleyslaves Books
    Ireland, England, and France were helpless against the ravages of the seagoing vikings;the fierce The Black Death was the great watershed in medieval history.  
    http://www.galleyslaves.com/eurhist3.htm
    
    Extractions: Europe medieval history - Galleyslaves Books Book covers with publisher's comments. Any comments of our own are in blue italic. The Civilization of the Middle Ages , by Norman Cantor (Harper Collins Publishers, Inc., 1994), A HarperPerennial, 624pp, $14.50 (paperback). GS#2234 Ordering Information T he most readable and imaginative one-volume history of the Middle Ages in the English Language. The New Yorker called it "A majestic, thoughtful, engrossing history for the layman. Professor Cantor’s style is easy-no jargon. He is far beyond just knowing his period; he understands it and so he can explain, without oversimplifying, the variety and complexity of this great section of the West’s past. A marvelous book." According to the Washington Post Book World, "That such a volume is brought out by a trade publisher, rather than by a university press, testifies to the felt need for a good book for general readers on this fascinating period of history." Atlas of Medieval Europe , (Routledge, 1997), edited by Angus MacKay and David Ditchburn, 240pp, illustrated, $35.65 (paperback).

62. Children's Books / History & Historical Fiction / Medieval
    78. The vikings Pamela Odijk, Emily Easton (Editor) / Silver Burdett Press / May1990. 79. medieval World (World history Series) Jane Bingham / EDC Publications  
    http://hallkidshistory.com/history_historical_fiction/16.shtml

63. History & Legend - Carlingford Lough, Co Louth, Ireland - Fjiordlands Visitor Gu
    Although the vikings probably used the sheltered harbour at Carlingford's rich historyis brought to life today in Centre, located in a restored medieval church  
    http://www.fjiordlands.org/carlnfrd/histry1.htm
    
    Extractions: The Cooley Peninsula resounds with legends and folk tales about giants, fairies and the great deeds of Cuchulainn, Queen Maebhe and the Red Branch Knights of Ulster. Once upon a time... there was a famous Irish giant called Finn McCool. After his titanic battle with the Scottish giant, Ruiscare, Finn lay down to rest on the Cooley Mountains . They say his outline can still be seen on Slieve Foy today, behind Carlingford town. Wake and listen on a still, quiet night, some say, and you will hear the echoes of his snores... but perhaps it's just the waves. The Cooley Peninsula was the setting of one of Ireland's most famous stories, the epic saga of the Tain bo Cuailgne , the Cattle Raid of Cooley , the folk tale of the single-handed battle between the hero, Cuchullain, Hound of Ulster, and the armies of Queen Maebhe of Connaught, herself possessed by an insatiable lust to possess the mighty Brown Bull of Cooley. For the full blood-soaked yarn, click the title above.

64. MEDIEVAL EUROPE
    medieval Islamic Science; Basic Research Tools for medieval history; Carcassonne,medieval Walled City; Castles; World of the vikings Project; Cathedral of  
    http://www.lib.uni-miskolc.hu/lib/archive/kapcsolat/ukanIndex/medi.htm
    
    Extractions: 30-39 Quellen zur Geschichte Deutschlands im Mittelalter Alchemy All Hallows parish church, Nottingham American University FTP Archive ... Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies_ Comers Institute for Oriental, Medieval And Renaissance Studies Course Materials: Fall 1995 The Crusades Curia: Irish Text Project Dan Moser's WWW Medieval Resources Page ... Dante, First Canto of the Comedy Dante, Gopher Menu for the Dartmouth Project David Boals' Page for Europe DILS Project Documents: David Burr's (uses adobe acrobat) ... Dave Postles' Medieval pages - bibliographies, handouts, tables, transcriptions, translations, palaeography materials, infos on careers and postgraduate studies, lay subsidies of Rutland and Lincolnshire Library of Congress Classics and Medieval Resources Lindisfarne Gospels Literature Literature: The New Chaucer Society ... Western Michigan University Medieval Institute International Congress on Medieval Studies (Kalamazoo), Medieval Institute Publications, Research Activities in selected areas, including The Electronic Beowulf project, the Old English Newsletter and Subsidia, the Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture (SASLC), and programs connected with the Richard Rawlinson Center for Anglo-Saxon Studies and Manuscript Research. Worlds of Late Antiquity (O'Donnell) WWW Medieval Resources Material Culture contents ... Middle Eastern

65. Internet Resources
    Welcome to the Center for medieval Studies, University of Toronto. vikings TheViking Home PageProvides numerous links related to vikings history, food and  
    http://cmrs.ohio-state.edu/resources/

66. Global Access To Educational Sources - Medieval History (The Middle Ages)
    on gothic elements The vikings an outstanding very well organized and complete MedievalTechnology - Good information Images from history Carolingian Italy  
    http://www.learning.caliberinc.com/wmed6.html

67. History Resources
    Ancient and Roman history resources, maps of the ancient world online! Index. vikings! Index.medieval and Renaissance! DScriptorium Home Page. Historical Texts.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~JBrennan/academic/history.html

68. Index
    to information on medieval art, music, food, religion, as well as links related tothe Celts, vikings, and Arthurian studies. medieval history, Archeology, and  
    http://cfcc.net/dutch/MiddleAge.htm
    
    Extractions: Visit sites on the Internet in order to construct an understanding of the lives of villagers in what might be a fairly typical community. You may start at any of a number of sites, but you will want to spend some time exploring a variety of sites related to Anglo Saxon England. Construct an understanding of life in what might be a fairly typical monastic community. Some of the sites that provide information on life in Anglo Saxon England may be useful sources of information on monks and monasteries and some will be linked to other sites. Be sure to examine a wide range of topics: food, clothing, converting pagans, fasting, the origins of the Medieval church, etc. Note: You will want to gather enough information to be able to discuss these topics at length in class and compose a thorough essay. Approach these topics as if you were conducting historical research preparing to present your findings to an interested audience.

69. Wharfe - History
    Viking server database The World of the vikings The vikings! NetSERF medievalhistory The Knights Templar Preceptory Portcullis medieval Price List Past  
    http://www.habitat.org.uk/history.htm

70. Links
    medieval history PAGES People medieval WORLD PAGE vikings HOMEPAGE CELTS AND SAXONSHOMEPAGE medieval SCANINAVIA AND ANGLOSAXON BRITAIN VIRTUAL TROUPE OF  
    http://www.concentric.net/~Stircraz/linkpage.html

71. Medieval Britain
    Web Page Original Valkyrie's The Viking Home Page Topics vikings In The New Worldvikings and Scandinavian history - medieval history Net Links Pastimes of  
    http://www.teacheroz.com/Medieval_England.htm

72. USYD: Medieval History
    atlas of medieval history / Colin McEvedy. London ; New York Penguin Books, 1992.Fisher Ref 911.4 24. Penguin historical atlas of the vikings / John Haywood.  
    http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/history/med.html
    
    Extractions: Information skills The purpose of this guide is to point visitors to relevant sites relating to Medieval history on the Internet, through the Library's databases, and through printed reference sources. This is not a comprehensive guide or gateway but rather a starting point to information in the area. Other useful resources will appear under General History

73. The New Cambridge Medieval History III C
    it is less usual than it used to be to blame the vikings for the the English portionof Britain) should avoid volume III of the New Cambridge medieval history.  
    http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/history/aarhms/reviews/ncmh3.htm
    
    Extractions: The New Cambridge Medieval History III c. 900 – c. 1024 ed. Timothy Reuter (Cambridge, 1999) Reviewed by Felice Lifshitz, Florida International University, Miami The publisher’s claim on the dust jacket, that the NCMH “will become the essential reference tool for anyone interested in the medieval world,” is inflated. Nevertheless, this relatively compact and relatively comprehensive volume belongs in every college and university library, as well as in the personal library of every scholar who regularly teaches and writes about the long tenth century. It is, put simply, a very handy thing. The various contributors have adopted a range of approaches, a fact which the editor, Timothy Reuter, touts as a particular strength of the enterprise (p. xvi). In so far as that variety reveals “the differences between national historiographic traditions” a point which Reuter explores more thoroughly in his introduction (pp. 1-24), he is correct. But such broad structural factors cannot entirely account for the fact that most contributors have been content to provide a (sometimes relentless) version of history as “one damned thing after another,” while a few have used the NCMH platform to advance innovative or controversial interpretations. This review will primarily concentrate on differentiating between, on the one hand, those chapters which some readers might wish to consult for their “reference” value as reliable sources of politico-military narrative, and those chapters which, on the other hand, all readers might wish at some point to peruse as original contributions to current scholarly discussions.

74. DarkAges
    and Sagas Use this set of links for research on the Goths, vikings, Celts and ArgosA search index for sites directly related to ancient and medieval history.  
    http://www.tjlibrary.org/dkages.html
    
    Extractions: The following is a list of Internet sites which will be useful for your research on this project. The first group of sites are labeled General . These sites apply to at least two of the subject areas of the project. No matter which area you are covering with your group, check out the sites in this section . The remainder of the sites are arranged according to the subject areas assigned. There are links to these sites at the bottom of the page. In addition, there are other links on the Homework Central page of the Maurice M Pine Free Public Library.

75. On-Line Medieval History Bookstore, The Place To Buy A Medieval Bestselling Hist
    And don't forget Barbarian Warriors Saxons, vikings, Normans (Brassey's Historyof Uniforms in Antiquity and the Middle Ages (medieval Military Library  
    http://vialardi.org/VdSF/t.bookstore.html
    
    Extractions: Torrione Castle's On-Line Medieval History Bookstore, the place to order bestselling history books related to Armours, Warriors, Great Cathedrals, Chivalry, life in a Medieval Castle, Symbols of Freemasonry, Occultism, Art of War, writings on Medieval Love. Order now! List suggested by the Vialardi di Sandigliano Foundation Center for History and Humanities

76. The Normans: Module 1
    DL/65/S828/1971. WallaceHadrill, JM, 'The vikings in Frankia', in hisEarly medieval history, Oxford, 1975. D/121/W548. ^ Top of page.  
    http://www.otago.ac.nz/history/normans/mod1.html
    
    Extractions: Overview Brogger, A. W., and H. Shetelig, The Viking Ships: Their Ancestry and Evolution , trs. Katherine John, Oslo, 1951. VM/17/BV24 Coupland, S., 'The Vikings in Francia and Anglo-Saxon England to 911', in R. McKitterick, ed., The New Cambridge Medieval History , vol. 2, c.700-c.900 , Cambridge, 1995, pp. 190-201. D/117/NH32 Coupland, S., 'From Poachers to Gamekeepers: Scandinavian Warlords and Carolingian Kings', Early Medieval Europe , 7 (1998), 85-114. Journals D/111/E27 Coupland, S., and J. L. Nelson, 'The Vikings on the Continent', History Today , December, 1988, pp. 12-19. Journals D/1/H5734 Crawford, B. E., Scandinavian Scotland , Studies in the Early History of Britain, Leceister, 1987. DA/775/CW51 Crumlin-Pedersen, O., Viking-Age Ships and Shipbuilding in Hedeby/Haithabu and Schleswig , Schleswig and Roskilde, 1997.

77. 7. Ninth And Tenth-Century Invasions
    1. Simon Coupland, The vikings in Francia and AngloSaxon England to 911 Theory, in N. Skyum-Nielsen and N. Lund, eds., Danish medieval history New Currents  
    http://www.wmich.edu/medieval/rawl/carolingian/7invasions.html

78. European History Medieval Web Sites
    English Feudal Development, 10161135 Various Texts for medieval history TraditioClassicorum Saxon Culture Anglo-Saxon England before the vikings Anglo-Saxon  
    http://www.soapnetworks.com/eh/medieval/index.aspx

79. About Search - Find It Now!
    com/cs/livinghistory/index.htm (About medieval history) US Civil portrays militarylife in early medieval Europe. com/ World of the vikings Reenactment Find  
    http://search.about.com/fullsearch.htm?terms=reenactment&IAM=URL_reenactment

80. Ireland's Millennia : History
    Golden Age. vikings. HighKings. Normans. medieval Colony. Tudor Conquest. UlsterPlantation. A New Nation. RTE Online 2000 Ireland, People, history, Places,  
    http://www.rte.ie/millennia/history/

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