Where to find sources on Byzantium

A colossal bronze statue of Emperor Constantine, featuring a detailed head, an outstretched hand with missing fingers, and part of an arm. The fragments are displayed in a museum setting.
Bronze statue of Constantine. © History Skills

Primary Sources

Byzantium - Medieval Sourcebook

Fordham University provides a list of links to online primary sources from the medieval era.

 

Byzantium - British Museum

Search the museum's extensive artefact collection.

 

Secondary Sources

Medievalists.net

A website offering a range of academic and popular articles regarding the Middle Ages.

JSTOR

An online academic database used by universities worldwide that is a superb resource for History students. To view full articles, you will require membership.

Medieval Byzantium Flipboard Magazine

A collection of online articles and news reports about the Byzantine Empire.

Please Note: Some internet browsers do not handle the Flipboard website very well, and it is sometimes better to have the Flipboard App on your device to view the magazine. 

Google Scholar

This searches internet sites for academic articles and books. It often only provides one or two pages, but it is often enough to find quotes and bibliographical details.

JURN Search Engine

Search millions of free academic articles, chapters, and theses. 


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