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This website was set up in March 1997, on a server at Trinity College, Cambridge, UK, and is maintained for the intended benefit of those studying Anglo-Saxon history in the University of Cambridge or elsewhere. The section headed 'Materials for the study of Anglo-Saxon England' is intended to illustrate the variety of source material at our disposal, and forms part of a webpage directed towards prospective candidates for admission to read the Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic Tripos.

INDEX

[Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic]
[ASNC Publications]
[ASNC Guides, Texts, and Studies]

[The ASNaC Society]

Welcome to applicants
for admission in 2004 or 2005

Materials for the study of Anglo-Saxon England
[texts] [manuscripts] [charters] [coins] [sites] [objects] [maps]

An Anglo-Saxon calendar

[Library catalogues]

[Online Bibliographies, etc.]

[Editorial (stylesheets, etc.)]
(including Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile)

[Online Journals, etc.]

[Books, Journals, etc.]
including links to publishers

[The Anglo-Saxon Charters Website]

[Anglo-Saxon Coins]
at the Fitzwilliam Museum and elsewhere

[Prosopography of ASE]

[Anglo-Saxon and medieval manuscripts]
(BL, Bodleian, and elsewhere)

[Images of Anglo-Saxon England]
(portraits, paintings, engravings, etc., 1600-1920)

[Useful sites]
for Anglo-Saxon studies
and essential bibliographical research tools

[Conferences]

[Academia]
(including publishers and booksellers)

[Department of ASNC] [ASNC Publications]

[Miscellaneous]
(information, newpapers, museums, galleries, etc.)

Search Engines
[Altavista] [Excite] [Google] [Lycos UK] [Yahoo]
[Babel fish]

LIBRARY CATALOGUES

• Online Library catalogues (Cambridge, London, Oxford)
  • Cambridge University Library
    • Online Catalogue (Newton)
    • Union List of Serials
    • The Times Digital Archive 1785-1985 [e-resources/Newspapers]
    • Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004) [info]
  • Janus (Database of Manuscripts and Archives in Cambridge)
  • Trinity College Library
    • Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts in Trinity College, Cambridge (Simon Keynes) [revised online edition in preparation]
  • The British Library (main site)
    • 'Collect Britain'
      • Illuminated Manuscripts
    • The British Library Public Catalogue
    • BL Department of Manuscripts
      • Online catalogue of Manuscripts (2000)
      • Catalogue of Cotton Manuscripts (bibliography)
    • Oriental and India Office Collections (OIOC)
  • The London Library (excellent links)
    • online catalogue
  • National Archives (Kew), formerly Public Record Office
    • Documents Online (WW1 records, etc.)
    • Online Catalogue
    • 1901 Census Online (from 2 January 2002)
  • The Bodleian Library (main site)
    • Western Manuscripts
    • Electronic Catalogue of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
    • Summary Catalogues
    • Quarto Catalogues
    • Online catalogues of western manuscripts
    • OxLip (gateway to scholarly elecronic resources)
• Websites of other libraries (UK, USA, and elsewhere)
  • Repositories of Primary Sources (over 3000 links, world-wide)
    • Europe, including United Kingdom
  • Web-based library catalogues (world-wide)
  • Library catalogues (various places)
  • Library of Congress (main site)
  • Pierpont Morgan Library (New York)
  • Huntington Library (San Marino, California)
  • Bibliothèque nationale de France (Paris)
• County Record Offices and other archives
  • A2A (Access to Archives) (searchable database of the holdings of over 180 record offices in the UK)
  • Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts (with links to National Register of Archives)
  • Archives on line (Historical Manuscripts Commission)
  • Public Record Office (with links to other archive repositories)
  • Examples of websites for particular counties
    • Cambridgeshire
    • Devon Record Office
    • Dorset Archives Service
    • Hampshire Record Office
    • Libraries and archives in Kent (incl. Canterbury Cathedral)
    • Somerset Archive and Record Service
    • Surrey History Service
    • West Sussex Record Office
    • Wiltshire
  • see also other links from charters website
• Historical Directories (University of Leicester)
  • Homepage
• Internet archives
  • The Internet Public Library (University of Michigan)
  • The Internet Archive

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'KEMBLE'

(THE ANGLO-SAXON CHARTERS WEBSITE)

Maintained on behalf of the British Academy - Royal Historical Society Joint Committee on Anglo-Saxon Charters, with links to various files generated in connection with this project.

• Homepage of the charters website.
  
  Shortcuts to:
  • The Electronic Sawyer (revised and updated version of catalogue of Anglo-Saxon charters, also available [below] in the form of a searchable database integrated with the Regesta Regum Anglorum)
  • The New Regesta Regum Anglorum (online texts of Anglo-Saxon charters, now available in the form of a searchable database integrated with the Electronic Sawyer)
  • Experimental digital images (May 2001)
  • Charters on single sheets (classified list of all charters preserved in single-sheet form, with links to images)
• Links to other sites
  • Worcester Cartulary (Jonathan Herold)
  • Regesta Imperii (Mainz)

ANGLO-SAXON COINS

The study of Anglo-Saxon coinage is being revolutionised (at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) by the construction of freely-available databases, incorporating images, and with the ability to generate distribution maps.

• Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge (Coins and Medals) (MASB)
• Early Medieval Corpus: Single Finds of Coins in the British Isles, 410-1180, being a searchable database of single finds of Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman coins (devised by Dr S. M. Miller, formerly of the Fitzwilliam Museum)
• Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles (database) (devised by Dr S. M. Miller, formerly of the Fitzwilliam Museum)
• Checklist of coin hoards (Fitzwilliam Museum)
• STADIC (St Andrews Database Index of Coins), being a searchable database of the constituent volumes of the Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles (for which see further below)
• Selected images of Anglo-Saxon coins (experimental)
• Directory of coin dealers
  • Coins HQ
  • Vosper (Anglo-Saxon under 'English Coins')
  • Online Coins
• Anglo-Saxon Coins (T. D. Cook)
• Classical Numismatic Group Inc.
  • <etc.>

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  PROSOPOGRAPHY
  OF ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND

• Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England (PASE)
  A joint project of the Department of History, King's College London, and the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic, University of Cambridge. Funded for five years (from January 2000 to December 2004) by the Arts and Humanities Research Board (AHRB).
  • The main PASE website (King's College London) <under construction>
    • PASE Master Database (password protect while under construction)
    • PASE Reference
    • CCH reference site (for the project team)
  • The subsidiary PASE website in the Department of ASNC, Cambridge
  • General information on the project (superseded)
    
• The Liber Vitae of Durham
  • The Durham Liber Vitae Project Website (at King's College, London)
• Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (23 September 2004)
  • Subscribers

     

  For comparison

• Prosopography of the Byzantine Empire 641-867 (King's College London)
  • <etc.>
• Anglican Clergy 1540-1835 (School of History, University of Kent at Canterbury)
• Digital Resources for the Humanities
• Unit for Prosopographical Research (Linacre College, Oxford)

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  EDITORIAL

• Anglo-Saxon England (Cambridge University Press)
  • Homepage
    • Instructions for authors (stylesheet)
    • Contents of volumes 1-25 (by Carl T. Berkhout)
    • Subscriptions, etc. (via a link to the CUP)
    • etc. etc.
      
• Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England (CUP)
  • Homepage (under construction)
    • List of published volumes in the series
    • Instructions for authors (stylesheet)
    • CUP books on Anglo-Saxon studies
      
• Early English Manuscripts in Facsimile (EEMF)
  • Homepage (Rosenkilde and Bagger)
    
• English Historical Documents
  • list of contents of EHD I, re-organised for ease of reference
    
    
• The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Anglo-Saxon England
  • Image (reduced)
  • <etc.>

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ANGLO-SAXON AND MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS

• Images of Anglo-Saxon manuscripts
  • The British Library's 'Collect Britain'
    • Illuminated Manuscripts
  • The Electronic Beowulf (Kevin Kiernan/British Library)
    • see further below, under Anglo-Saxon sites
  • Manuscripts in Oxford libraries (digital image facsimiles)
    • Celtic manuscripts
    • Other medieval manuscripts
      • Bodleian Library
        Auct. F. 4. 32 ('St Dunstan's Classbook'); Bodl. 579 (The Leofric Missal); Junius 11 ('The Caedmon Manuscript'); Rawl. Q. e. 20 (OE Life of St Basil)
      • Corpus Christi College, Oxford
      • St John's College Library
• Images of some later manuscripts of interest
  • Life of Edward the Confessor (Cambridge University Library)
    
• Research Centre for Illuminated Manuscripts (Courtauld Institute, London)
• Association of Manuscripts and Archives in Research Collections (AMARC)
• Centre for Palaeography (University of London, School of Advanced Study)
  • Palaeography - developing the national resource
• DScriptorium
• Medieval Welsh manuscripts
• Abbreviationes (electronic aid to the expansion of abbreviations in Latin texts)
• Magna Carta (at the British Library, under Digital Library)
• Early Medieval Maps (James Siebold)
• Parker on the Web (Corpus Christi College and Stanford University)
• Introduction to Palaeography (and charters) (Dave Postles, University of Leicester)
• The Schoyen Collection
  • MS 1354 (Wherwell Inspeximus Charter of King Æthelred II)

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  IMAGES OF ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND

• Images of Anglo-Saxon England 1600-1920
  Provisional checklist of sculpture, paintings, and engravings, with images [under construction]
  • Main page
    • Index to main series
  • Images of King Alfred the Great

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ONLINE BIBLIOGRAPHIES, etc.

• Electronic resources available within the Cam[bridge] domain
  • Cambridge University Library, and follow links: Electronic Services, Resources by Subject, and then try ASNC, Art, English, History, etc., for numerous e-resources available online, including:
    • Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004)
    • Acta Sanctorum Database
    • Bibliography of the History of Art (access through CUL site)
    • Grove Dictionary of Art
    • English Poetry (600-1900) (access through CUL site)
    • English Short Title Catalogue (printed books, 1473-1800)
      (access through CUL site)
    • International Medieval Bibliography (Brepols)
    • Oxford English Dictionary
• Online bibliographies
  • Royal Historical Society Bibliography (now searchable online)
  • OEN Bibliography Database (2004) (available soon)
  • Anglo-Saxon History: a Select Bibliography (1998) (Simon Keynes)
    • 2003 edition in booklet form (Dept. of ASNC)
  • Anglo-Saxon Studies: a Select Bibliography (Carole Biggam)
  • Norman Bibliography (Rob Helmerichs)
  • The Carolingians: an English-Language Bibliography (Tom Noble, et al.)
  • Bibliographie zur Diplomatik (Thomas Frenz)
  • A Beowulf Bibliography (Bob Hasenfratz)
  • Anonymous Old English Homilies (Janet Bately)
  • A Bibliography of The Battle of Maldon (Wendy Collier)
  • The Old English Martyrology (Christine Rauer)
  • Celtic Studies (UCLA)
  • Medieval History Bibliographies (including a list of the Rolls Series)

    For an invaluable bibliography of Anglo-Saxon scholars (16th-20th century), see Carl Berkhout's website (below)

  • Zetoc (electronic table of contents) - a searchable database covering a wide range of journals, proceedings of conferences, etc.
  • findarticles.com (covers several major journals)
  • Regesta Imperii database ('one of the largest databases for European History from Late Antiquity to the Renaissance (16th century)', with more than 650.000 entries
  • Tables of Contents of historical journals and monographs (aka Zeitschriftenfreihandmagazin) (Stuart Jenks, et al.)
    

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ONLINE JOURNALS, etc.

• The Old English Newsletter
  • OEN Online
• Online periodicals and reviews
  • [JStor] past issues of certain journals, including EHR and many others, now avialable online
  • [The Times Literary Supplement Centenary Archive Online (1902-80)]
  • The Heroic Age (online journal)
  • The Medieval Review (Bryn Mawr)
  • Internet Archaeology (University of York)
    • C. A. Snyder, A Gazetteer of Sub-Roman Britain (AD 400-600): the British Sites, in vol. 3
  • Archaeology Review (English Heritage)
  • Scrineum (University of Pavia)
• Websites of other periodicals, series, etc.
  • Victoria County History
  • English Historical Review (tables of contents 1998-)
  • Economic History Review
  • Analecta Bollandiana
  • Peritia
  • Monumenta Germaniae Historica (Munich)
  • Medieval English Studies Newsletter (Japan)

   

  BOOKS, JOURNALS, etc.

• Publishers and booksellers
  • Boydell and Brewer (Woodbridge)
  • Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, UK)
  • Cambridge University Press (North America)
  • Oxford University Press http://www.oup.co.uk
  • Heffers (Cambridge)
  • Archaeopress (British Archaeological Reports, etc.)
  • Books for Academics .com
• Publishers' announcements (books on Anglo-Saxon studies)
  • see separate page

     

OTHER USEFUL OR INTERESTING SITES

• General
  See above, under Online bibliographies, and explore Electronic Services by subject
  • Oxlip (Oxford University's gateway to scholarly electronic resources)
  • HUMBUL (Humanities Hub for Resource Discovery) (Oxford)
  • History World [launched June 2001]
  • History On-Line (Institute of Historical Research))
  • The Labyrinth at Georgetown (Washington DC)
  • Iter: Gateway to the Middle Ages and Renaissance (Toronto)
  • Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies (ORB) (Rhodes)
    • Internet Medieval Sourcebook (Fordham University Center for Medieval Studies)
      • 'Anglo-Saxon Britain'
  • EuroDocs: Medieval & Renaissance Europe (Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah) (links to online texts, etc.)
    • Table of Contents
    • Anglo-Saxon England
  • Netserf (The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources)
  • Fathom: the Source for Online Learning (University of Chicago)
    • includes the British Library and other such institutions
  • Early Medieval Forum (Celia Chazelle)
  • Medieval Art and Architecture (Alison Stones)
  • Matrix (women's religious communities, 400-1600) (Katherine Gill, Lisa Bitel)
  • The Cistercians in Yorkshire (Dr Sarah Foot)
  • Medieval Stained Glass in Great Britain
  • World History Compass
  • History Today (London) [launched in January 2001]
    •  
  • Virtual Library Geschichte (Stuart Jenks, University of Erlangen)
    • Medieval history
      • Charters
  • Historical Resources for Dark Age Britain (Kevin Matthews)
  • Europe Regional Directory (many Anglo-Saxon and other historical links)
    • United Kingdom / Society and Culture / History (etc.)
  • Early Medieval Resources for Britain, Ireland, and Brittany (Michelle Ziegler)
  • SUL Medieval Pages (Stanford)
  • Resources for medievalists (Catholic University of America)
  • Internet resources for the Anglo-Saxon World (Nottingham)
  • Directory of Royal Genealogical Data (Brian Tompsett)
  • Center for Millennial Studies
  • English Calendar (Ian MacInnes, Albion College)
  • Old English Links (not exactly what it seems)
  • NEH Summer Institute Cambridge 2004

    There is a useful list of 'medieval' websites in Medieval Panorama, ed. Robert Bartlett (London, 2001), p. 325.

• Books and bibliography
  • Cambridge Project for the Book Trust
  • History of the Book (HoBo) (Oxford)
  • The Nichols Archive Project (Julian Pooley)
    • for the correspondence and other papers of the printer/antiquary John Nichols (1745-1826), compiler of Literary Anecdotes
• Websites of Anglo-Saxon sites
  • Sutton Hoo (new visitors' centre opening in 2002)
  • West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village
  • Bede's World
  • Jorvik Viking Centre (York)
• Old English texts
  • The Dictionary of Old English (University of Toronto)
    • Corpus of Old English (licensed to users at Trinity College, Cambridge)
  • The eleventh-century spellings project (Manchester)
  • Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records (ASPR)
  • Complete Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Poetry (O.D. Macrae-Gibson, Aberdeen)
  • Teachers of Old English in Britain and Ireland (TOEBI) Web Resources Page (excellent range of links, classified by subject)
  • Old English at the University of Calgary, Canada
• Latin
  • Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid (University of Notre Dame)
    • and scroll down to William Whitaker's Words (input Latin words)
• Online editions (the links to not all of which appear to work)
  • The Paris Psalter (Richard Stracke)
  • An eleventh-century Anglo-Saxon glossary (David Porter)
  • Ælfric's Homilies on Judith, Esther, and the Maccabees (Stuart Lee)
  • Wulfstan's Eschatological Homilies (Joyce Lionarons)
  • The Electronic Sermo Lupi ad Anglos (Melissa Bernstein)
  • Elene (Elizabeth Trelenberg)
  • The Wanderer (Tim Romano)
  • Anglo-Saxon Charms (Karen Jolly)
  • Cædmon's Hymn (Daniel O'Donnell)
  • Dream of the Rood / Ruthwell Cross (Alex Bruce)
  • The New Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
• Beowulf
  • Beowulf on the Web (Roy Liuzza)
  • The Wuffings' website (Dr Sam Newton), for Beowulf and the kingdom of East Anglia
  • Beowulf on Steorarume (Benjamin Slade)
  • A Beowulf Bibliography (Bob Hasenfratz)
  • The Electronic Beowulf (Prof. Kevin Kiernan, et al.)
    • The Electronic Beowulf (University of Kentucky)
    • British Library (Digital Library)
  • The Illustrated Beowulf (by Jake Wentworth)
  • Alternative Beowulf translations, etc. (Syd Allan)
  • Beowabbit (Bruce Edward Blackistone)
• Websites of Anglo-Saxonists and other enthusiasts (privately maintained)
  • Old English Pages (Professor Cathy Ball, Georgetown University, Washington DC)
  • Anglo-Saxons.net (Dr Sean Miller, Canada), with timeline, anniversaries, etc., and searchable texts of the corpus of Anglo-Saxon charters
  • Old English at the University of Virginia (Professor Peter S. Baker)
  • A guide to websites with Anglo-Saxon images (Dr Joseph P. Byrne)
  • Seafarer (Allen Frantzen and John Ruffing, with Michael Drout and Suzanne Lima), with modules on Book, Labor, Magic, Monastery, Monastic Life, Medicine, Navigation, Penance, Rank, Texts.
  • Resources for research on Anglo-Saxon England (Philip Rusche)
  • Anglo-Saxon.net (Professor Allen Frantzen, Chicago)
  • Bede.net (Stephen Harris and Scott DeGregorio)
  • Regia Anglorum (Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman and British Living History)
    • Listings
  • Anglo-Saxonia: Eald Englisc Spræc ond Beowulfian Matters (Benjamin Slade)
  • King Cnut and the English Church (etc.) (Bill Bakken)
  • Anglo-Saxon Links (Europe Regional Directory)
• King Alfred the Great
  • Alfred the Great
  • Replicas of the Alfred Jewel
  • Alfred's Tower, Stourhead (National Trust)
    • [tower] [view from top] [door] [statue] [inscription]
  • Alfred's Tower (special website)
• King Æthelred the Unready
  • <a site is under development>
  • Thietmar of Merseburg (digital edition, with facsimile)
  • Schoyen Collection, MS 1354 (Wherwell Inspeximus Charter of King Æthelred II)
• The Normans and the Norman Conquest
  • Domesday Book
    • Domesday Book (Alecto Historical Editions)
    • Domesday Explorer (Phillimore)
    • Domesday Book (Phillimore)
  • The Bayeux Tapestry (Dr Martin Foys, Florida State University)
    • Digital edition of the Bayeux Tapestry (now available)
  • Historic Tale Construction Kit (do your own Bayeux Tapestry)
  • The Bayeux Tapestry Screen Saver
  • 1066 Archive (Norman Conquest)
  • Secrets of the Norman Invasion (Nick Austin)
  • 'Conquest and Resistance: England 1066-1088' (Geoff Boxell)
  • The Norman Conquest School Site
  • The Essential Norman Conquest (Osprey Publishing)
• Archaeological sites
  • Prittlewell (7th-cent. 'elite' burial in Essex [2003])
  • Cumwhitton (early 10th-cent. Scandinavian burial site in Cumbria [2004])
  • Archaeology Review (English Heritage)
  • Time Team (Channel 4)
  • Council for British Archaeology Research Reports (online versions of reports published in the period 1955-83, including several on Anglo-Saxon material - pottery, churches, the Saxon Shore, Anglo-Scandinavian York, Sussex, Kent, Hereford, Colchester, etc. etc.)
  • Excavations at Whitby (English Heritage online reports)
  • Whithorn (The Whithorn Trust)
  • Excavations at Tarbat (University of York)
  • Internet Archaeology (University of York)
  • Society for Medieval Archaeology
  • RAF Lakenheath (Eriswell) Anglo-Saxon Cemetery (1997-8)
  • Anglo-Saxon cemeteries (Jeremy Huggett)
  • San Vincenzo al Volturno (monastic site in Italy)
• Anglo-Saxon architecture
  • Images of churches, including Brixworth, Earls Barton, Barnack, Brigstock, Hough on the Hill, Breedon (sculpture), etc. (Dr D. A. Postles)
• Cathedral websites
  • Ely Cathedral
  • Lincoln Cathedral
  • etc.
  • Fontevraud (Abbaye royale de Fontevraud) [
• Manuscripts, etc.
  • see above
  • Durham Liber Vitae project
    • Project website
    • Project reference web site
      
• Dictionaries and other essential research tools, etc.
  • Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004)
  • Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources (British Academy)
  • The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) (within University of Cambridge)
  • The Dictionary of Old English (University of Toronto)
    • Corpus of Old English (licensed to users at Trinity College, Cambridge)
  • The Perseus Project (Greek and Latin)
    • Text Tools & Lexica (incl. Lewis and Short, Latin Dictionary)
  • Gallica 2000 (scanned images from Bibliothèque nationale de France)
    • see Anglo-Norman Anonymous 18.3 (2000), 5&endash;6
  • <see also under Academic Projects, below>
    
• ANSAXNET (online discussion group)
  • ANSAXDAT (for monthly lists of messages posted on Ansaxnet)
• Academic projects, etc.
  • English Place-Name Society (EPNS), at the University of Nottingham
  • Institute for Name-Studies (University of Notingham)
    • Key to English Place-Names (place-names on line)
  • Victoria County History
  • Landshapes
  • New Dictionary of National Biography
  • Fontes Anglo-Saxonici (sources used by authors active in ASE)
  • Sources of Anglo-Saxon Literary Culture (SASLC)
  • Société des Bollandistes (Christian hagiography)
    
    Coinage, charters, libraries, and archives
  • Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles (British Academy)
  • English Episcopal Acta (British Academy)
  • Corpus of British Medieval Library Catalogues (BL/British Academy)
  • English Monastic Archives (University College London)
    for Anglo-Saxon Charters, see above;
    for coins, see above
  • Durham Liber Vitae project
    • Project website
    • Project reference web site
  • The Nichols Archive Project (Julian Pooley)
    • for the correspondence and other papers of the printer/antiquary John Nichols (1745-1826), compiler of Literary Anecdotes

    Sculpture and inscriptions

  • Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture (British Academy)
  • Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture (University of Durham)
  • Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain and Ireland (Courtauld)
  • Celtic Inscribed Stones (University College London)
    
    Miscellaneous
  • Medieval Stained Glass in Great Britain
  • The Cross in Anglo-Saxon England (Jolly/Karkov/Keefer)
  • The Cult of St Edmund (Rawlinson Center)
  • Aerial Archaeology Research Group
  • Anglo-Saxon house building
    •  
  • see also other links from charters website
• Miscellaneous online publications
  • Saxon Bath (Jean Manco)

     

• Academic organisations
  • International Society of Anglo-Saxonists (ISAS)
  • The Haskins Society (for Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Anglo-Norman, and Angevin History)
    • The Anglo-Norman Anonymous, vol. 12 (1994) onwards
      • conference paper abstracts
      • featured CVs
      • etc.
• Other scholarly websites (with useful links)
  • Dr Rebecca Rushforth (Dept of ASNC, University of Cambridge)
  • Dr Sean Miller, Canada
    • Searchable texts of Anglo-Saxon charters
    • and much else besides
  • Professor Carl T. Berkhout, University of Arizona (CTB)
  • Professor Peter S. Baker, University of Virginia
  • Prof. Bibi Sawyer, Trondheim, Norway
  • Prof. Michael Hanly, Western Washington University
  • Prof. Malcolm Godden, University of Oxford
    • List of publications
    • The Alfredian Boethius
  • (APMO) <et al.>
  • Professor Richard Sharpe, University of Oxford
    • Medieval Library Catalogues
    • Latin Writers (update)
    • List of publications (with abstracts)
  • <etc.>
• The Viking world
  • Viking Heritage: Network for Viking-Related Knowledge
  • EGIL - Electronic Gateway for Icelandic Literature (University of Nottingham)
  • Viking Society for Northern Research
  • The Viking Site (Prof. Jesse Byock)
  • includes his account of the bones of Egil Skallagrimsson
  • Viking Exhibition in Washington DC (2000)
  • Professor Edward James, University of Reading
• Runic inscriptions in Scandinavia
  • An English Dictionary of Runic Inscriptions in the Younger Futhark (Professor Judith Jesch, University of Nottingham)
  • Swedish National Board of Antiquities (photos of runic inscriptions)
  • Samnordisk Runtextdatabas (database of runic inscriptions)
  • <etc.>
• Other areas
  • Medieval Spain (American Academy of Research Historians of Medieval Spain)
• Other academic sites (for purposes of comparison)
  • Starry Messenger (Dr Sachiko Kusukawa)
  • Writing on hands
  • Ancient astronomical observations
  • <etc.>

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  CONFERENCES AND LECTURES

• INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON MEDIEVAL STUDIES, KALAMAZOO

  • Kalamazoo 1999 (6-9 May 1999)
  • Kalamazoo 2000 (4-7 May 2000)
  • Kalamazoo 2001 (3-6 May 2001)
  • Kalamazoo 2002 (2-5 May 2002)
  • Kalamazoo 2003 (8-11 May 2003)
  • Kalamazoo 2004 (6-9 May 2004)

• INTERNATIONAL MEDIEVAL CONGRESS, LEEDS

  • Leeds 2002 (July 2002)
  • Leeds 2003 (14-17 July 2003) [Power and Authority]
  • Leeds 2004 (12-13 July 2004) [Clash of Cultures]
  • Leeds 2005 (11-14 July 2005) [Youth and Age]

• INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF ANGLO-SAXONISTS

  • ISAS 1999 at the University of Notre Dame (8-14 August 1999)
  • ISAS 2001 at the University of Helsinki (6-11 August 2001), followed by meeting in St Petersburg (12-13 August)
    • ISAS Board (controlled access)
  • ISAS 2003 at Arizona State University (August 2003)
    • submission of papers
    • accommodation / conference venue
  • ISAS 2005 at Munich (August 2005)

• OTHER CONFERENCES
  • The Battle Conference (Anglo-Norman Studies)
  • Alfred the Great: Eleventh-Centenary Conference (8-12 September 1999)
  • Wulfstan, Archbishop of York (York, 15-18 July 2002)
  • Medieval Europe Basel 2002 (Basel, 10-15 September 2002)
  • Yeavering: Context, Continuity, Kingship (Jarrow, 12-13 October 2002)
  • Aspects of the Language of Latin Prose (Oxford, 3-5 April 2003)
  • The Limits of Medieval Biography (Exeter, 10-12 July 2003)
  • The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (York, 28-30 July 2004)
  • see also Haskins Society (below)
  • see also Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies (below)
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