A: The artwork of Larry Elmore is historical in and of itself. You can see more of his artwork at  his websight located at www.larryelmore.com. He can also be accessed through the great Gary Gygax links page @ gygax.com

B: The castles and heraldry history came from a wonderful viewing sight located @ castlesontheweb.com. Many pictures with their locations and other goodies await you at their web sight.

C: A great place to learn more about medieval coins is Jim's website. Take a visit. You wont be dissappointed.

D: The history of music,( art and facts) came from this informative site. www.netsurf.org  The guide to medieval & renaissance music. Search <music> <instruments>

E: : The history of tapestries again came from www.netsurf. Search <art> <tapestries> <bayeux tapestries> Lots of photos.

F : The pictures of medieval musical instruments came from A guide to medieval and renaissance instruments. Lots of photos.

G: The history of gargoyles came from this well done site. Visit it for more on the subject. www.gargoyles.org/history.html

H: The cartography maps and history facts come from two great authorities on the subject. Visit the web pages of Henry Davis and John Halkidis for more info.

H: The best pictures of various arms came from this dealer in the sales of replica's. The sight has tons of pictures, so go check it out.

I: The clothing picture came from various University archives.

J: A Boke of Gode Cookery Recipes by James Matterer's is the greatest source, in my opinion for medieval cooking. You sure wont be disappointed in a visit to his kitchen...

I will be putting actual links to the people who deserve credit for the material I have used in my site. I am working as rapidly as one man can. Thank you for your patience.