Castle Caernarvon, Wales
					I love The Middle Ages, armor, and casltes in particular.  One year, two of my classes built six foot castles to scale based on Castle Caernarvon in Wales.  In the process of researching, we accumulated a lot of useful links, and I just hate to get rid of them.  Sorry, I don't have the time to create links for each of them; you'll have to type them in yourself!
				Castles:  A great site for exploring castles of the world.  It includes pictures and detailed descriptions of not only castles, but armor, weapons and other items from the Middle Ages.  http://www.castles.org http://www.messiah.edu/hpages/facstaff/gdaub/armor/home.htm Just type in the name of your knight when you get to excite.com.  http://www.excite.com/ This site may be really helpful, because it has a message board.  If you're having a hard time finding information on your warrior, try asking for help on-line.  http://www.sparknotes.com/history/european/middle1/ There's a lot of merchandise for sale, but also some useful information.  http://www.midevil.com A most excellent search engine.  http://www.google.com Another good search engine.  http://www.nettrekker.com Another one:  http://www.aj.com.  This website is dedicated to making chain mail.  http://home.tonline.de/home/Tempora-Nostra/eketthm.htm This one is pretty slick, but not much help with armor:  http://www.learner.org/exhibits/middleages/artsentr.html An extremely useful site if you're looking for info on the Knights Templar:  http://www.templarhistory.com/ Some might say these people have entirely too much time on their hands:  http://www.SeattleKnights.com Another castle site:  http://www.castles-of-britain.com Still another one:  http://www.castlesontheweb.com Yet another one: http://members.theglobe.com/queeneliza/CASTLES/ This one's not very big, but the information it does have is helpful. http://www.newman.ac.uk./~a.l.harris/index.html#home Castlelife: http://www.cpasib.com/medieval/castle_life.html
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