Documenting Web Sources

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Documenting Web Sources
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1. Web site that is either a starting point or a
stand-alone site
Home Page
http//www.fordham.edu/halsall/sbook.html
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Record these six facts about the source, in this
order Author(s). Name of Web Site. Date of
Posting/Revision. Name of institution/organizati
on affiliated with the site. Date of Access
ltelectronic addressgt.
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Halsall, Paul. Internet Medieval Sourcebook. 8
Jan. 2000. Fordham University Center for
Medieval Studies. 2 Feb. 2006 lthttp//www.fordha
m.edu/halsall/sbo ok.htmlgt.
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What should I do if I cant find all six facts?
Record the information that is
available. Follow the same order as before,
simply skipping over the missing categories.
http//www.castles-of-britain.com/?CFID6154869CF
TOKEN89289451
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Castles of Britain. 1 Jan. 2006. Castles
Unlimited. 2 Feb. 2006 lthttp//www.castles-of b
ritain.com/?CFID6154869CFTOKEN892 89451gt. Hals
all, Paul. Internet Medieval Sourcebook. 8 Jan.
2000. Fordham University Center for Medieval
Studies. 2 Feb. 2006 lthttp//www.fordham.edu/hal
sall/sbook.htmlgt.
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2. Article linked back to a starting point in a
larger web site
Home Page
http//www.legends.dm.net/kingarthur/index.html
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Record these seven facts about the source, in
this order Author(s). "Article Title." Name of
web site. Date of posting/revision. Name of
institution/organization affiliated with site.
Date of access ltelectronic addressgt.
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Document starting-point or stand-alone web
sites like books.
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Document linked web sites like articles in
encyclopedias or magazines.
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Castles of Britain. 1 Jan. 2006. Castles
Unlimited. 2 Feb. 2006 lthttp//www.castles-of-
britain.com/?CFID6154869CFTOKEN89289451gt. Hal
sall, Paul. Internet Medieval Sourcebook. 8 Jan.
2000. Fordham University Center for Medieval
Studies. 2 Feb. 2006 lthttp//www.fordham.edu/hal
sall/sbook.htmlgt. King Arthur. Wikipedia. 2
Feb. 2006. The Wikimedia Foundation. 2 Feb.
2006 lthttp//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthurgt.
Marmor, Paula Kate. King Arthur and the Matter
of Britain. Legends. 22 Aug. 2004. 2 Feb.
2006 lthttp//www.legends.dm.net/kingarthur/index.
htmlgt.
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The Era of Arthur A Sense of Time
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The historical Arthur probably lived in the 5th
or 6th century.
A Celtic Dagger
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How do we know? Earliest mention of Arthur
circa 594 AD Very near end of 6th
century Arthur was already history by
then So, he must have lived before that date
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The literary Arthur was especially popular
beginning in the 12th century (1100 onward).
http//www.luminarium.org/medlit/malory.htm
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Medieval Period 500-1500
classical
medieval
renaissance
contemporary
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Drama? Medieval Drama!
15th Century Sketch of the Staging of a Medieval
Play
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jpg
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Perseverance!
http//en.wikipedia.org/ http//en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/ImageCod2823_fol150r.jpg
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Portal
Durham Cathedral
http//www.eg.bucknell.edu/hyde/England2004/Durha
m.html
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http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Arthur
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http//www.luminarium.org/lumina.htm
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