HISTORY505.01
RESOURCES FOR BYZANTINE STUDIES
The following are some suggestions for resources to help you in the study of Byzantine civilization. Most of these are links to other sites, which provide valuable information and materials (both visual and textual). These listings are, of course, not meant to be exhaustive, but rather just a start in several good directions. Please make suggestions for additions to me at gregory.4@osu.edu.
GENERAL:
Byzantine Studies on the Internet
The most comprehensive site for all aspects of Byzantine Studies, by Paul Halsall
Unique Byzantine and Slavic manuscript collection at Ohio State
Dumbarton Oaks Center for Byzantine Studies
The primary research center for Byzantine Studies in North America
Bibliographies in Byzantine Studies
A good start for research on various topics
Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology
The standard index for all aspects of classical scholarship (much that is Byzantine)
MAPS AND GEOGRAPHIC RESOURCES:
Atlas historique de l'Antiquité tardive
Shows changes over time
Greece, with major focus on antiquity, but with some Byzantine: interactive
SOME SPECIFIC PLACES OF INTEREST:
Bibliography on Women in Late Antiquity
Useful large bibliography
A guide to sites in Jerusalem
Meterora, the Rock Monasteries of Thessaly
By the University of Thrace
Mt. Athos or Welcome to Mt. Athos
Two sites on the center of Orthodox monasticism
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