Much of ITER is still under construction. Again a TTU subscription has been recommended but the issue is still being discussed. Good free gateway sites are available. The Labyrinth site at Georgetown is the best overall gateway to medieval electronic resources, and its topical organization is convenient to use for research. Also helpful is the Medieval and Renaissance Web produced by the Western European Specialists of the Association of College and Research Libraries.
Internet is another general site, one focused more on Continental European resources.
See also Archaeology on the Net . Search terms must be submitted in French. Bibliographies for Theology offers topical bibliographies, especially strong for the early and medieval church . The Bollandists , a scholarly society founded in the seventeenth century dedicated to the study of saints, maintain a website dealing with hagiography, writings on the saints, and their own particular projects in this field. Byzantium , based at Fordham University, is a website prepared by Paul Halsall, the editor of the Medieval Sourcebook, as a WWW gathering point for Byzantine studies.