The Future of the Past: History Sources on the Internet

As for the facts of life in 12th century France, the Internet and the library offer researchers two powerful tools. Using the popular search engine Google [http://www.google.com, May 2000], simply type "daily life in a 12th century French village." Scroll down until you see "Medieval...

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Published inSearcher (Medford, N.J.) Vol. 8; no. 10; pp. 46 - 52
Main Author Fink, Kenneth D
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Medford Information Today, Inc 01.11.2000
Subjects
12th century
Academic libraries
American history
Archives
Bibliographic literature
Corporate histories
Diaries
Dictionaries
Digital libraries
Directories
E-books
Electronic Libraries
Electronic publishing
Government (Administrative Body)
Government archives
Historians
Historical analysis
Historical research
History
Industrial research
Internet
Librarians
Library Development
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Library Personnel
Library Services
Medieval History
Middle Ages
Military technology
Online Catalogs
Online databases
Oral history
Primary Sources
Public access
Publishing industry
Reading Lists
Records (Forms)
Research institutes
Researchers
Search engines
Services
Source materials
Subject heading schemes
Technology application
United States
Web sites
Websites
World Wide Web
United States
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Summary:As for the facts of life in 12th century France, the Internet and the library offer researchers two powerful tools. Using the popular search engine Google [http://www.google.com, May 2000], simply type "daily life in a 12th century French village." Scroll down until you see "Medieval Technology-- Reading List" [http:/scholar.chem. nyu.edu/-medtech/medbooks.html]. Professor Paul J.
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ISSN:1070-4795