Useful Links for Creative Anachronism, And Period Research
Society for Creative Anachronism Links
The Society for Creative Anachronism
ShieldCam: Fighting At Pennsic on Film
The Medieval Times: An Anachronist's Journal
The Hunt: An SCA Search Engine
The Rolls Ethereal: Locate Someone
Florilegium: The Rialto Archives
Songs of the SCA (many of them filk)
Tudor Resources, including costuming
The Costume Gallery's Online Library
Briefe History of the Codpiece
Renaissance: The Elizabethan World - Related Sites
A Compendium of Common Knowledge
Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet
Pirates and Privateers - Grainne O'Malley
The Trial of the Earls of Essex and Southampton - Page 3
I12328: Robert Dudley, Earl Of Leicester (1532 - 1588)
Portraits of Queen Elizabeth I
History Timelines on the Web ... The History Beat
Lesbian and Bisexual History (and Herstory)
Lesbians are almost invisible in history, and the further back you go, the harder it is to find them (unless you're looking for Sappho). I've been having quite a time locating even remotely applicable links on the world wide web. This is frustrating. I'll keep looking, but in the meantime, if you have a site to suggest, please write me!
Famous Queer People in History
Committee on Lesbian and Gay History
Gaygate 100: Queer Person in History of the Week
International Gay and Lesbian Museum
Lesbian and Gay Marriage in History and Culture
Swade's Tribal Chant: A Timeline of Lesbian Herstory
The Writings of Michel Foucalt (Queer scholar of the Renaissance and Enlightenment)
A Guide to Lesbians in Nonfiction
The Renaissance Lesbian (not really historical, but a cool site)
The Rewards of Lesbian History
Academic Journals at Queertheory.com
Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
A bibliography of reseources in print