Matthew Paris – Middle Ages for Educators

Helen Davies, John Wyatt Greenlee, and Tobias Hrynick

Part I of this video is entitled Brief Introduction to Medieval Maps

Twitter Contact Information

Tobias: @elmermalmesbury
Helen: @HelsinHashtags
John Wyatt: Surprised Eel Historian @greenleejw

To comment on, or add to, the online bibliography: https://historiacartarum.org/medieval-maps-and-mapping-resources/medieval-maps-suggestions/

Resource Links:

Medieval Maps and Mapping Bibliography

Mapping Mandeville Project

Matthew Paris’s Clickable Map of England

Gough Map Project

Digital Mappa

Virtual Mappa

Fordham Center for Medieval Studies Oxford Outremer Project

Pelagios

Recogito

NB: After this video was posted to Middle Ages for Educators, Nick Millea, Map Librarian at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, offered the following correction:

Great work here. Just one comment: the Gough Map of Britain – in terms of pronunciation, "Gough" rhymes with "cough" and "off". @GoughMap https://t.co/EsYtHJrIOX
— Nick Millea (@MilleaNick) September 13, 2020

Thanks so much for listening!

To Cite this Page:

Davies, Helen, Greenlee, John Wyatt, and Hrynick, Tobias, “Digital Resources for Medieval Maps and Mapping” Middle Ages for Educators, September 12, 2020. Accessed [date]. http://middleagesforeducators.com/uncategorized/digital-resources-for-medieval-maps-and-mapping/