Middle Eastern History
- Byzantine Studies Page
- Start here for all kinds of material on the Byzantine world.
- Middle East Medievalists
- The homepage of the professional organization for scholars interested in the Middle East
from roughly 500 to 1500 CE.
- University
of Chicago Middle East Documentation Center 1997 Catalogue of Microforms Projects
- This wonderful archive includes (I quote the librarian) "titles ... [in] all
catagories, including Ottoman salnames, Ottoman and Turkish Journals, Ottoman Histories
and Literature, and Persian and Arabic Journals."
- Arabic Papyrology School
-
An online course of
self-instruction in reading papyri in Arabic. A very nice idea.
- ARIT-Istanbul Library
- The Istanbul division of the American Research Institute in Turkey has now put its
library on the Web; the Ankara library and a general website for ARIT are in the offing.
- The Constantinople Project
- Exploration of the earthquake threat to Hagia Sophia and other fascinating architectural
questions related to Istanbul.
- Turkish History
- A page with a curious mix of things, including excerpts from books of highly varying
quality about particular aspects of Ottoman history.
- Index to On-Line News Agencies in
the Middle East
- Here you can find newspapers in Arabic, Farsi, and English published in Middle Eastern
countries.
- Resources on Islam.
- This site provides lots of information about the study of the Islamic world.
- Center of Islamic and
Middle Eastern Law
- This site offers material on the study of Islamic law.
- Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature
- Currently scholars have about
50,000 lines of literature in Sumerian, divided up among 409
different compositions.
The goal of this project is to make this literature available, in both the
original and English
translation, to a wide audience.