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• The Arthuriana Site
  The official journal of the North American Branch of the International Arthurian Society (IAS/NAB, as we put it)

• Tom Green's "historicity" site
  A marvelous up to the minute summation of current scholarly thinking on the topic, by one of the foremost Arthurians

• The CAMELOT Project
  Alan and Barbara Lupack's wonderful collection of good texts, etc.

• Arthurian Materials
  John Doherty's annotated bibliography of on-line Arthurian materials (this is the newest URL). Quoting him, it is "selective", but it is very useful.

• The Charrette Project
  An amazing study of the tests, background, and criticism of Chretien de Troye's Le chevalier de la charrette, done by the finest authorities.

• Celtic Studies
  An individual work which should *NOT* be overlooked -- great fun and very educational, billed as "Celtic Studies Resources from an Opinionated Digital Medievalist" (who is Lisa S. Spangenberg)

• "The Dark Ages"
  The site is usually on the side of the angels, but has a sort of "y'all come" which invites the weirder approaches as well as the more normal, and doesn't want to offend anyone (and has some twaddle about the Dark Ages at the front end which can easily be skipped)