Weblinks

The following sites may be of interest:

Viking life

For information on all things Viking go to
www.vikinganswerlady.com

Medieval Warfare

There are many sites giving information on the medieval period; most of them are not very good. This one is better than most (and a lot better than some!)
www.medievalwarfare.info

Vendors

Many people now sell historical replicas. This is one I have dealt with. It has a wide range of stock:
www.medieval-fightclub.com

Roman Army

If you are interested in the Roman Army, the Ermine Street Guard in the UK is probably the best known such Reenactment Group. It has long had a high reputation for accuracy.
www.erminestreetguard.co.uk

Medieval and Renaissance Material Culture

The following provides a large number of photos of medieval paintings, illuminations etc, arranged by category. This site may help in research, but there are now many dead links.
www.larsdatter.com

Youtube channels

Max Miller's Tasting History

Food and cooking from the ancient world through to the 20th century.
www.youtube.com/@TastingHistory

History Hit

Podcasts and documentaries on aspects of history, with new material released weekly.
www.youtube.com/@HistoryHit

The British Museum

The museum's official channel covering two million years of human history and culture. Most videos are about 20 minutes long.
www.youtube.com/@britishmuseum

Time Team

UK history series presented by Tony Robinson. Hour-long episodes focus on archaeology, using on-site digs, artwork and living history to help interpret the past.
www.youtube.com/@TimeTeamOfficial
Older episodes back to 1994 are on
www.youtube.com/@TimeTeamClassics

Tod's Workshop

Weapons and armour, with an emphasis on making, and testing the items in use.
www.youtube.com/@tods_workshop

Schola Gladiatoria

Focuses on weapons and armour and how to use them, with reference to historic combat manuals.
www.youtube.com/@scholagladiatoria

Skallagrim

Educational entertainment focused mainly on historical arms and armor as well as knives, tools, firearms, bows, and crossbows.
www.youtube.com/@Skallagrim

Kings and Generals

Military history from the ancient world to the modern era.
www.youtube.com/@KingsandGenerals