Good source of medieval maps

[Norman]

Best maps I've found
http://www.euratlas.com/time1.htm

[Doctor What]

Very nice! Got any other similiar sites?

[Norman]

I'll pass them on as I find them. Trouble with the maps is they are so big it's hard to get them downsized enough to fit the requirements of this site.

[Norman]

Here is a teach yourself gothic site,I plan on using it for the thread we are working on.

http://mendota.terracom.net/~dorothea/david/gothic/index.html

[Abdul Hadi Pasha]

Best maps I've found
http://www.euratlas.com/time1.htm

Yes, that is my favorite as well. My only compaint is that I wish they had chosen better dates rather than the arbitrary century points. For instance, 1204 instead of 1200, 1025 instead of 1000, etc.

[Norman]

Yes, that is my favorite as well. My only compaint is that I wish they had chosen better dates rather than the arbitrary century points. For instance, 1204 instead of 1200, 1025 instead of 1000, etc.

I agree, I wish they had based it on important historical events.

[Flocculencio]

Here is a teach yourself gothic site,I plan on using it for the thread we are working on.

http://mendota.terracom.net/~dorothea/david/gothic/index.html

Norman, I'm impressed. I'm relying on my hazy knowledge of Anglo-Saxon culture and Old English as I come across it in my uni modules. Thats all very well for composing verse for our thread but teaching yourself Gothic? I take my hat off!

BTW: http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Languages%7CBy+Language

[Norman]

I went looking for medieval russian poetry for use in my mongol invasion line and found this site.

http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser/Russia/

Great site, I'll be using it a lot. Has good links too.

[Norman]

Here's another link for broader but simpler historical maps-

http://www.studybuddy.nl/english/kaartenf.html

Also look at the proposal for united europe "Eurotopia", POD or what?