An Unorganized List of Other Things I Found Interesting
Tornadoes in Medieval Britain by M. W. Rowe. It's kind of wild to imagine a tornado through the eyes of a community that had little understanding of wtf was happening. Even today, our understanding of tornadoes is considered limited. And yet, it feels almost impossible to imagine a world without doppler radar or any other ability to calcuate the weather.
Medieval Food Glossary I love finding glossaries like this. They can be such a good jumping off point for figuring out what you didn't know you didn't know.
Beds in late Medieval and Tudor Times
Fruit in Medival Europe by Marie Josèphe Moncorgé
St. Thomas Guild: Medieval Woodworking, Furniture, and Other Crafts
Fan Culture Preservation Project
The Mister Roger's Neighboorhood Archive
A map titled "Various Sirens in Pennsylvania". Very detailed.
Odin's Castle of Dreams and Legends: An Archive of History and Historical Resources
Internet History Sourcebooks Project by Fordham. I find the title of this project a little bit confusing and I know as soon as I close the tab, I will immediatley forget that the website is not about the history of the internet. This project is more like a collection of bilbiographes separated by subject, era, region etc. For exameple the Ancient History Sourcebook.