Be Creative And Innovative Using A Medieval Sourcebook

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Using a Medieval Sourcebook
The Internet Medieval Sourcebook is located at the Fordham University and Center for Medieval Studies. No doubt, it is one of the best websites for writers like me; it provides one with information on modern, ancient and medieval source documents, bibliographies, music, photos, and maps. This sourcebook was created by Paul Halsall and Jerome S. Arkenberg in 1996 and is regularly used by teachers, researchers, writers and readers. As a teacher/ researcher/ writer the sourcebook helps to understand medieval history, the people involved, and the context when different events took place.
The sourcebook is useful to study the Middle Ages as there are primary and secondary sources with scholarly information, links and resources on the medieval era including medieval issues outside Europe. There are three main pages: Selected Sources, Full Text Sources, and Saints' Lives plus links to various topics. The sourcebook is arranged in a way that makes it possible to access relevant and useful information based on the topic and links. There are various links to full and excerpted text, and this is important to understand the different medieval subjects including information from translated texts. The content on the middle Ages is exhaustive and one can choose to view the sub-sections and specialized pages that provide more insights on the medieval topics.
Contemporary teachers, researchers and writers have access to relevant to understand the medieval history including art and society in medieval Europe. One of the sources is on...