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Anglo Saxon Chronicles
- Looks at the Anglo Saxon Chronicles, first started by King Alfred of Wessex 890 AD.
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Anglo Saxon Discovery
- The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, provides a virtual museum of the period, with articles and exhibitions, resources for teachers, documents, and links.
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Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
- An online version of one of the most important documents from the middle ages, originally compiled in AD890, and maintained until the middle of the 12th Century. Provides excerpts from two Victorian translations, organised by period.
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Anglo-Saxons.net
- Provides articles, timelines, maps and biographies from this period in British history.
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BBC History: Vikings
- Offers features, articles and interactive activities exploring the life and times of the Vikings in Britain.
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Da Engliscan Gesipas
- Offers details of Anglo-Saxon life and culture, with a particular focus on the Anglo-Saxon language and calendar.
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Early British Kingdoms
- Features chronologies and maps of Dark Age Britain, with extensive information about King Arthur, royalty and saints, plus details of archaeological remains. Large children's section.
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Early Medieval Britain and Ireland
- Focuses on Britain, Ireland and their offshore islands between 350AD and 850AD. Provides source texts and commentary on the end of Roman rule, post Roman Britain, Saxon invasion, Picts, Scots, Celts and teutonic England.
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Jorvik Viking Centre
- A museum and visitor attraction, created by the York Archaeological Trust to explore the city's Viking heritage and archaeological remains; includes background materials, with details of admissions and events.
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Regia Anglorum
- Living history society presents extensive articles on the history of Viking, Celtic and Anglo-Saxon England, including details of weaponry, buildings and daily life.
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Viking Society for Northern Research
- Founded to promote interest in the Scandinavian North, its literature and antiquities; gives details of membership, events, publications, and links to resources.
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Vortigern Studies
- Contains comprehensive information about British history from the end of the Roman era to the Arthurian. Includes a section devoted to the Wansdyke earthworks and extensive translations of source texts.
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