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Anyone got some stunning resources for Resources by Era? Anyone found some of the urls need updating?

All help gratefully received.
 

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What Era would you like to read about? Google is your best friend, Amazon is your best friend for books as well.
 

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There was a recent announcement of a new online atlas of Roman and medieval civilization.

http://medievalmap.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=k40248&pageid=icb.page188868

It lets you construct your own maps of Europe and the Mediterranean, and you can choose whether they include things like physical features, roads, political boundaries, market towns and universities. It's quite fun to play with.
 

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I found a carrot museum. Really. The long orange vegetable-type carrot.

I doubt it would be of much help, though. But if you're really into vegetables:

http://www.carrotmuseum.co.uk/
 

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Er...

thank you, I think!

Stuff for the sticky, Eddie or were you being facetious?

Carrots? Really truly?
 
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Stuff for the sticky, Eddie or were you be facetious?

No, no, I was being serious :)

EDIT: I just noticed the thread, haha. There are a couple of websites on the Medieval part of history, let me check to see if they're still "alive".
 
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