This page is the Carolina Association for Medieval Studies' platform for publishing online resources pertaining to the study of the Middle Ages. Three categories of materials may be published here: (1) online projects developed specifically by or for CAMS; (2) online projects developed in other contexts but published on the CAMS website by agreement; and (3) projects or compilations that were not originally designed for an online medium but which may, by agreement, be adapted by CAMS for online publication. This third category is of particular importance because it provides a means of making certain kinds of otherwise unpublishable resources (such as topical bibliographies compiled over a period of many years, for instance) available to a wide audience. (The Reference Bibliography for Indo-European Linguistics is an example of this type of resource.)

Contributions and proposals pertaining to any area of medieval studies are encouraged and should be directed to the CAMS webmaster, currently Kathryn Wymer.

Annotated Bibliography of Medieval England (under continual development), coordinated by Bryan Carella, UNC-CH

Reference Bibliography for Indo-European Linguistics, by Craig Melchert, UNC-CH (Revised Jan. 2006)

Studies in Philology Online Database, by Britt Mize, UNC-CH

Using Computer Technology to Teach Medieval Texts, by Kathryn Wymer, UNC-CH

The Great Vowel Shift, by Melinda Menzer, Furman University

An Introductory Bibliography to Latin of Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, by Maura Lafferty, UNC-CH

Facsimiles of Medieval Manuscripts and Incunabula in UNC's Library Holdings, by Britt Mize, currently at California State, Long Beach