Offers a reference section for the characters found in the Arthurian Legends, as well as a collection of tales and romances.

Overview of characters, history, art and origins, prepared by University of Idaho students.

A complete Arthurian resource.

Brief overview of some of the common elements of the Arthurian legends, along with slides.

Electronic database of Arthurian texts, images, bibliographies, and basic information, by the University of Rochester.

The basic myth of King Arthur and its link to Celtic mythology.

Crash course in all the names and legends.

Examines the legends of King Arthur in their historical and political context.

Provides a list of lost and surviving historical manuscripts pertaining to Arthurian legend.

Annotated guide to resources on the net.

A comprehensive information resource for the times, places, events and people of British history.

An investigation into the Welsh version of the tales - with visual and audio effects.

The King Arthur section of the Early British Kingdoms website, largely covering the historical but also the literary Arthur.

Visitors can view a time line of significant events,read a summarized version of the legend, and retrieve information on well-known objects and characters.

Overview provided by the village of Caerleon, reputed location of King Arthur's Camelot.

Analysis of the Arthurian legend and its historical roots. The real King Arthur was guardian of an heretical British Church, his story erased from the record by historys victors.

Section edited by Brian Edward Rise.

Presents texts, infopedia, and list of Arthurian artists.

Extensive collection of Arthurian resources at Britannia Internet Magazine.

Abstracts and paid access to articles, along with subscription and submission details, the Arthurnet e-mail list, and suggested readings and teaching materials.

Group discussion on all aspects of Arthurian Lore including History, Literature and Mythical.(Requires joining the Yahoo's Group to access material.)

Essays analyzing the Arthurian sources, by Thomas Green.

Le Morte d'Arthur pictures by Francoise Taylor, a summary of Sir Thomas Malory's story, an Arthurian search engine, and other Arthurian legend topics.