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• Great Britain Historical Database Online

• SchoolsHistory Dan Moorhouse, [Laisterdyke High School, Bradford]

• Medieval Time-Line Reference, 900-1399

• General
  • A Child's History of England, by Charles Dickens
• Prehistoric Monuments
  • Earth Mysteries, Stonehenge, Standing Stones, Dolmen and Barrows, from Britannia
  • The Megalithic Portal:
  • Stone Circles and Barrows in England
  • Stone circles, barrows, and henges in Britain
  • Cornwall and Devon - stone circles and prehistoric attractions
  • Stonehenge
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• Prehistoric Peoples
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  • Research Tools
    • Index of Articles on Roman Britain from Britannia
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    • Cartimandua
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    • Iceni
  • The Coming of the Romans
    • Map of Roman Britain
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    • Boadicea's Revolt
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    Daily Life
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      • Map of Roman London
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      • Noble Roman Body discovered in London
      • Temple of Mithras
      • London History: From the Roman Period to the 20th Century
    Late Roman Britain
    • Roman Britain - Late Roman Britain
• The "Dark" Age
  • Timeline: 410-598, from Britannia
  • Gildas, De Excidio Britanniae, c.540, chapters 24-26
  • The Annales Cambriae, (447-954), from the Internet Medieval Sourcebook
  • The Camelot Project, from U. of Rochester
  • King Arthur and Anglo-Saxon England
  • Arthurian Biographies: Ambrosius Aurelianus

• Research Tools
  • Geography
    • Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs in England and Wales to 1516
    • Latin Names of Places
    • Medieval Naming Guides: English Placenames
    • Latin Names of the Bishoprics in England
    • Latin Names of the Bishoprics in England
  • Language
    • Glossary of Latin Words
  • Reference
    • Institute of Historical Research, ULondon ==>
    • Telnet address: telnet://ihr-uk.sas.ac.uk login=ihr-uk
      Institute of Historical Research (IHR-Info)
    • ORB: The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies
    • Medieval England - History
      • Anthroponymics
        • Latin Forms of English Surnames
        • Latin Christian Names
        • Medieval Naming Guides: English Names 1300 to 1450
        • Medieval Naming Guides: English Names 1066 to 1300
        • Medieval Naming Guides: English Names 1450-1600
        • Medieval Naming Guides: English Placenames
• Bibliography
  • A Brief Outline of Medieval English Literature, by Roger Blackwell Bailey, from SAC LitWeb
  • Additional Resources for Medieval England
  • ORB: The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies
  • Bibliography: H3H03 Medieval England 1066-1399
  • Haskins Society Web Page -- Anglo-Norman Anonymous
• Materials
  • Humanities Text Initiative
  • Electronic Text Center -- University of Virginia Library
  • Article by Christopher Dyer
  • Article by Mavis Mate
  • Medieval Sourcebook: England
  • History of London - Medieval London
• Timelines
  • Timeline of Medieval Britain
  • The Invasion as Told by the Bayeux Tapestry
• General
  • A Brief Outline of Medieval English Literature, by Roger Blackwell Bailey, from SAC LitWeb
    
  • The Anglo-Saxons
    • Canute (Knud) The Great, 1035-1042
    • Regia Anglorum - Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman and British Living History 950-1066 AD
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  • The Norman Conquest
    The Normans of Normandy
    • Bibliography
      • SERVEUR WWW DE LA M.R.S.H. - Office Universitaire d'Etudes Normandes
      • ORB: High Medieval Normandy Index
      • Rob's Norman Bibliography
      • Tabularia -- Sources érites de la Normandie médiévale
    • The Normans, a brief history from World Civilizations
    • Who Were the Normans?
    • History of the Normans
    • Viking Normandy. Dudo of St. Quentin's Gesta Normannorum, trans. by Felice Lipschutz, from ORB
    • Les grandes dates de l"Histoire
    Norman Society in Normandy
    • Norman Social Organisation and Feudalism
    • The Normans, from The Learning Curve, Spartacus
    • Norman Knights, from Spartacus
    • Primogeniture, from Spartacus
    • Pilgrimage, from Spartacus
    • L'histoire normand et la famille Croteau
    • Histoire norman. La famille Boydre
    • The Planctus for William Longsword, by
    Background of the Norman Invasion
    • Wars and Conflicts. The Normans, from BBC
    • England on the Eve of the Norman Conquest
    • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Part V: 1052-1069, from OMACL
    • Viking involvement in the Norman Conquest, by Geoff Boxell
    • The Norwegian Invasion of England, September 1066, by William Bakken (1994)
    • The Battle of Stamford Bridge
    The Invasion
    • The Bayeux Tapestry
      • The Invasion as Told by the Bayeux Tapestry
      • The Bayeux Tapestry Thumbnails
    • Maistre Wace [Norman poet of the Invasion; in French]
    • The Battle of Hastings, 1066, by William of Salisbury, from The Medieval Sourcebook
    • Secrets of the Norman Invasion, by Nick Austin
    • The Battle of Hastings. 1066
    The Aftermath
    • The Norman conquest of Anglo-Saxon England, by Elisabeth Van Houts, from History Today
    • The Norman Conquest: 1050 - 1120, by Jo Beverly
    • The Norman kings consolidate their hold on Britain {a brief sketch]
    • The Development of the English Castle. Part I, from Britannia
    • NOVA Online: Secrets of Lost Empires; Medieval Siege; Life in a Castle
    • The Domesday Book Online
    • Conquest and Resistance. England, 1066-1088
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  • 12th Century
    • The Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain and Ireland
  • 13th Century
  • 14th Century
    • Engelond: Resources for 14th-Century English Studies
    • Some Important Events in the Fourteenth Century, by Jane Zatta
    • "Edward III's entail and the succession to the crown, 1376-1471," by Michael Bennett, from The English Historical Review, 1998
      
    • Literature
      General
      • Religious Movements in the Fourteenth Century, from Bartleby
      William Langland
      • Yearbook of Langland Studies
      • Langland: Texts and Images
      • William Langland (ca. 1330-ca. 1386) Piers Plowman: the Prologue
      • The Vision of Piers Plowman
      • The Vision of Piers Plowman
      Geoffrey Chaucer
      • Chaucer Page
      • Chaucernet - An On-Line Academic Discussion Group
      • Archives of CHAUCER List
      • The Chaucer Pedagogy Page
      • The New Chaucer Society
      • Geoffrey Chaucer
      • Geoffrey Chaucer (ca.1343-1400)
      • Life of Geoffrey Chaucer
      • Canterbury Tales Project/index
    • History
      • The Hundred Years' War
        • eHistory.com: Middle Ages: Hundred Years War: Overview
        • eHistory.com: Middle Ages: Hundred Years War: Rulers
        • eHistory.com: Jean Froissart - Medieval War Correspondent?
          • Battle Sites
            • Sluys
            • Crecy
            • Calais, Siege of
            • Poiters
            • Auray
            • Navarrette
            • Chateauneuf-de-Randon
            • Margate
            • Harfleur, Siege of
            • Agincourt
            • Rouen, Siege of
            • Beauge
            • Cravant
            • Verneuil
            • Orleans, Siege of
            • Rouvray
            • Jargeau
            • Patay
            • Rouen
            • Formigny
            • Castillon
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  • 15th Century
    • Biography
      • Britannia Biographies: Richard 'the King-Maker' Neville, 8th Earl of Warwick
      • Britannia Biographies: George (1449-1478), Duke of Clarence
      • Britannia Biographies: Anthony Woodville, Earl Rivers
      • Britannia Biographies: Margaret of Anjou (1429-1482), Queen of England
      • Britannia Biographies: Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond and Derby
      • Britannia Biographies: Elizabeth of York, Queen of England
      • Richard III Society - American Branch
      • Henry VII
    • Literature
      • Vol. 2. The End of the Middle Ages. The Cambridge History of English and American Literature: An Encyclopedia in Eighteen Volumes. 1907û21
      • Anthology of Middle English Literature (1350-1485)
    • Organizations
      • The Richard III Foundation, Inc. [offers extensive information on the people and events of the reign of King Richard III]
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