List of sites on Byzantine History and Culture

• Byzantine Glory : building a Byzantine Mosaic - Neobyzantine Web Site (NBWS)
• Terra Romana, a scientiffic portal for ship archeology focusing on ancient Roman ships of between BC 753 to AD 1452, also introducing ships of other countries of the Roman era
• Bibliography on Women in Byzantium - This is an annually published document by Professor Thalia Gouma-Peterson of The College of Wooster.
• Byzantine Coins - collection of late Roman, Byzantine and western contemporary imitative gold coins.
• Byzantine Empire
• Byzantine Empire - The Crusades - brief discription of the Byzantium during The Crusades.
• Byzantine Historiographical Tradition - by Paul Halsall.
• Byzantines in Renaissance Italy
• Byzantium - site for Byzantine studies. Resources, texts, images, and links.
• Byzantium - University of Michigan Collections and Expeditions
• Byzantium 1200 - computer reconstructions of Byzantine monuments located in Constantinople as of year 1200.
• Byzantium: Timeline
• ByzNet - information and resources related to and affecting the Byzantine Empire.
• Catholic Encyclopedia: The Byzantine Empire
• Constantinople History of Byzantium from Fotis Stavridis - photos of Constantinople, History of Hellenic Empire of Byzantium and atrocities of Turkish state.
• Fall of Constantinople 1453 - when, at the age of twenty-one, Mehmed II (1451-1481) sat on the throne of the Ottoman Sultans his first thoughts turned to Constantinople.
• Fight to Survive - the walls of Constantinople, built by Theodosius II in the fifth century, protected the city from invaders for more than a thousand years, and are still standing today.
• Roman Byzantine Sites of Israel - Damascus Gate, Nea Church, The Cardo and more. Part of the New Jerusalem Mosaic.
• Rulers of the Roman and Byzantine Empires - listing Roman and Byzantine consuls and emperors.
• Sacred Congregation - excavation of a coastal site bearing the ruins of a Late Roman basilica later rebuilt as a Byzantine monastery.
• The Glory of Byzantium - an on-line exploration of Byzantium from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Also see: the Neobyzantine Movement home page

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