Research Guides: World History: Primary Source Collections Online: Home

Purpose

This is a topical list of high-quality websites selected by the History Bibliographer relating to the history of various regions and countries around the world, excluding the United States. The focus is on primary source collections from government agencies, universities, museums, libraries, and historical organizations.

Disclaimers:

The library is not responsible for the content of the selected sites.
No endorsement is given to additional sites which are linked to by selected sites.
It is a student's responsibility to accurately cite online materials used in research.

Librarian

Kristina Claunch

Contact:

936-294-1520
kclaunch@shsu.edu
Library (NGL) Room 223G

Manuscripts and Paleography: Free Online Course

From the University of London's Institute of Historical Research:

"Medievalists have always found it difficult to interact with primary sources from their period of study due to a lack of training in palaeography (and manuscript studies), that is to say, the reading and understanding of ancient documents. This course provides scholars and the general public interested in medieval books and documents with online training on the diverse areas found within palaeography. Topics covered include general palaeography, the history of medieval scripts, diplomatic, codicology and illumination."

Paleography Learning Materials (Free Online Course)
(University of London's Institute of Historical Research)

Originally Curated By

Erin Owens

she/her/hers

Contact:

936-294-4567
eowens@shsu.edu
NGL 223D
ORCID: 0000-0001-9520-9314

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Subjects: OER: Open (or Free) Educational Materials, Scholarly Communication