The Heroic Age

• Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries
• Anglo-Saxon Grave Sites
• Bath in the Saxon Period
• Bristol
• Bede's World
• Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculptures Database:   information and samples
• Cottam Project Anglo-Saxon York
• Council for British Archaeology
• Dark Age Sites from Dumfries Museum
• Durham Cathedral online tour
• Early British Coins
• Fitz Museum
• Kirkdale Sundial
• The Lindisfarne Gospels from Univ. of Durham
• National Trust's Page on Sutton Hoo
• The Official Lindisfarne web page
• Search Compass at the British Museum for "Anglo-Saxon". The search will result in multiple images of Anglo-Saxon artifacts.
• Simon Keynes' Anglo-Saxon Coin Page, several images.
• Sutton Hoo Society page.
• The West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village
• Wharram Percy
• Thomas Bateman's Ten Year Diggings
• Catherine Ball's Old English coins page.
• Flixboro
• Whitby Abbey
• Whitby Headland Project
• East Anglian Archaeology
• Suffolk Archaeology
• Current Archaeology on British sites
• Franks Casket
• Ashmolean Museum's Ceramics Page on Anglo-Saxon period.
• The Anglo-Saxon Sword by Oxford's Institute of Archaeology
• Wichamstow
• Anglo-Saxon Derbyshire
• The Discovery of Anglo-Saxon Churches
• Excavation on Roundway Down, North Wiltshire
• Flixborough
• St. Laurence's Chapel
• St. Peter's Church Baron on Humber
• All Saints Church, Brixworth, Northhamptonshire
• A second for All Saints, Brixworth
• Chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall, Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex
• Exeter Cathedral
• The Whittlewood Project
• Sutton Hoo Bibliography
• Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture
• Anglo-Saxon Cemetaries
• Filliangham
• Aspects of burial: Four inhumation cemeteries in East Anglia
• aMissing, Presumed Buried? Bone Diagenesis and the Under-Representation of Anglo-Saxon Children.
• ACCOUNT OF THE SOCIETY'S RESEARCHES IN THE SAXON CEMETERY AT SARR (SARRE) Part 1
• THE JUTISH CEMETERY AT LYMINGE
• Buckland Anglo-Saxon Cemetery Excavations, Castle View, Mayfield Avenue, Dover
• Excavations at Cricklade, Wiltshire, 1975
• Yeavering
• Great Sites: Yeavering
• Great Sites: Hamwic
• A Gazetteer of Sub-Roman Britain (AD 400-600): the British Sites by Christopher A. Snyder
• Roman Stone in A-S Churches

• Alfred's Jewel page by Ken Roberts
• Bayeux Tapestry
• The Brooch from Kingston Downs
• Corpus of Insular, Anglo-Saxon, and Early Anglo-Norman Manuscript Art
• Exeter Cathedral
• The Fuller Brooch adorns the main page of Simon Keynes's bibliography at the Medieval Institute
• Representations of Christ in Anglo-Saxon Art by Eileen Harney
• Ruthwell Cross from Dumfries Museum
• The Saxon Lyre
• Sutton Hoo, helmet
• Sutton Hoo, purse cover
• Sutton Hoo, shield mount
• The Visionary Cross Project
• Rood and Ruthwell

See above for texts such as Exodus and Genesis and other retellings of Biblical material

• Aelfric's Preface to Genesis
• Aldred's Glosses on Matthew
• The Bible Translation Project—the Bible in OE.
• Eadwine's Psalter is being transcribed at this site
• Fall of Man, Genesis 3
• Genesis 3:1-19
• Genesis 22:1-19
• The Lord's Prayer in OE This is the Matthean version, taken from Corpus Christi ms. 140, there is also an audio file
• Matthew 7:24–27
• Old English Glosses on Psalm 23 by Catherine Ball
• Polyglot Bible, includes some texts of Luke in Old and Middle English
• The Prose Psalter prepared by Richard Strack
• Translations and Translators of the Bible by Ian Williams
• Miscellanea Theologica
• Gospel of Mark from Bright's 1905 edition

• Anglo-Saxon Sources a bibliography including online articles
• The Anglo-Saxon Web Ring a bibliography of web sites
• Anonymous Old English Homilies by Janet Bately
• Beowulf: A Student's Bibliography by Martin Irvine
• A Beowulf Bibliography
• Beowulf Bibliography, 1979-1994, provided by Bob Hasenfratz
• Bibliography on Adomnan
• A Bibliography on Anglo-Saxon Scholars, 16c-20c by Carl Berkhout
• Bibliography of the Battle of Maldon
• C. P. Biggam's Anglo-Saxon Studies Bibliogarphy
• Early Medieval Resources for Britian, Ireland and Brittany
• An Eleventh Century Anglo-Saxon Glossary
• General Anglo-Saxon Bibliographies on various subjects by Joseph Wittig of UNC
• The Labyrinth: Anglo-Saxon Culture
• Old English Martyrology: An Annotated Bibliography
• Royal Historical Society bibliography
• Simon Keynes' Bibliography of Anglo-Saxon History
• Sources for Late Roman Britain
• Stanford library's Anglo-Saxon Bibliography
• UVa's Old English Language and Literature Bibliography
• WEMSK Old English Literature Bibliography by James Marchand
• A Bibliography on Bede and Alcuin

• DILS, Directory of Individual Liturgical Sources
• The Cross in Anglo-Saxon England
• Letters of Boniface
• Hodoeporicon of St. Willibald
• Life of St. Boniface by Willibald
• St. Boniface and the Conversion of Germany
• Anglo-Saxon Monasticism
• Anglo-Saxon Martyrs
• Life of St. Gregory—A partial Latin and English edition of this text.
• The Mission of St. Augustine to the English
• The Development of Christian Society in Early England by Tim Bond
• Pilgrimage of Arculfus
• St. Benedict's Church, Cambridge
• Apocalyptic Theories-highly recommended site, includes texts, commentaries, discussion of theory and more
• Apocalypse of St. Thomas translated by Daniel Donahue
• Vercelli Homily X translated by Daniel Donahue
• Visio Sancti Pauli translated by Daniel Donahue
• Leofric's Vision translated by Daniel Donahue
• Popular Representations of the Trinity in England, 990-1300. by Ursual Rowlatt
• Seynt George ... on whom alle Englond Hath Byleve (patron saint of England) by Samantha Riches
• A Brief Life and History of St. Cuthbert
• The Legend of St Cuthbert's Beads: A Palaeontological and Geological Perspective by . Gary Lane, William I. Ausich
• The Anglo-Saxons from rom "The Religion of the Teutons" by P. D. Chantepie De La Saussaye, trans. by Bert J. Vos, page 149-162
• Ephraim the Syrian in England
• Miscellanea Theologica
• Anglo-Saxon Penitentials by Allen Frantzen

• Æthelwulf, King of Wessex: Grant of a Tenth of Public Land, 854
• Alfred as Educator By Kirk Appletoft
• Alfred the Great
• Alfred's Military Achievements by Alex Bruce
• Angelcynn site, a group devoted to living history, a good site with history and culture resources. DOWN
• The Anglo-Saxons from Brown University's Ancient Northwest Europe
• The Anglo-Saxon Age A site of articles maintained by Laura Loft
• Anglo-Saxon Dooms 560-975
• Anglo-Saxon England by William Bakken
• Anglo-Saxon England a website devoted to Anglo-Saxon history
• Anglo-Saxon Laws
• Anglo-Saxon Recipes
• Anniversaries by Anglo-Saxons.net
• The Battle of Fulford
• Battle of Hastings
• Battle of Maldon
• Bede and Gregory's allusive angles.  (The Venerable Bede and Pope Gregory the Great)  (Critical Essay) by Stephen J. Harris
• Britannica's online site, The House of Wessex
• Britannica's Online Anglo-Saxon history page.
• Britannica's online translation of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
• Canute the Great:  Granting of Fiefs, 1028
• Canute, King of the English: Inheritance in Case of Intestacy, c. 1016-1035
• Canute, King of the English: On Heriots and Reliefs, c. 1016-1035
• Charters
• Chronicle of Ethelward
• The Complete Alfred the Great
• The Directory of Royal Genealogy has information on Anglo-Saxon Kings
• Earl Godwin's Manor at Drengham
• Early Laws of the English
• Edgar, King of the English: Grant of Exemption from Taxation to Glastonbury, 965
• The Electronic Sawyer
• The End of Roman Britain by William Bakken
• English Historical Documents—a contents page for this excellent work
• The Golden Age of Northumbria
• Hereward the Wake
• History of the Kings of Britain Geoffrey of Monmouth, translated by J. A. Giles
• History of the Monarchy—a UK government sponsored page
• Jorvik Viking Center in York
• Kemble Anglo-Saxons Charters
• King Alfred and the Cult of St Edmund
• King Alfred's Literacy Program by Erich W. Guthrie
• King Cnute and the English Church
• Online Medieval and Classical Library has the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle online
• Online Medieval and Classical Library has the 1904 translation of Asser's Vita
• Oxford Text Archive has Walter de Gray Birch's Cartularium Saxonicum, Anglo-Saxon charters.
• People—includes some biographies of important personages of the period
• The Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England
• Rape, pillage and exaggeration Catastrophe or continuity? The Viking impact on the Church by Catherine Cubitt
• Regia Anglorum A Living History Site
• Sam Newton's East Anglia and the Wulfings Site
• Simon Keynes' Anglo-Saxon Charter Page
• Sources of English Constitutional History Edited and Translated By Carl Stephenson and Frederick George Marcham, this chapter includes "dooms" of various kings, some charters, oaths etc.
• Statutes of William the Conqueror
• Ða Engliscan Gesiþas A society interested in Anglo-Saxon History
• Timeline by Anglo-Saxons.net
• Tom Kinsella brings us a site on the Battle of Brunanburh
• Tony Jebson's edition of the Chronicle
• Tribal Hidage
• The Treaty of Guthrun and Alfred at the Internet Medieval Sourcebook
• William of Malmesbury Chronicle of Kings of England
• From DOT to Doomsday a history of Britain
• Collation of the Imperial reign length data from Bede’s Mai. Chron., Jerome’s Chronicle, Annals of Tigernach (AT) and Isidore's Chronicle by D.P. Mc Carthy
• A Bibliography on Bede and Aidan
• Early Medieval Record-Keeping and the Nero-Middleton Cartulary
• Food and Drink by Allen Frantzen

• Aldhelm and William of Malmesbury, by M. R. James
• Anglo-Saxon Culture
• Anglo-Saxon Education
• Anglo-Saxon Maps, by Simon Keynes
• Dragons in the Sky a collection of essays on Anglo-Saxon culture and language in comparison with today
• Maps, both large and small at Anglo-Saxons.net
• Maps of Anglo-Saxon England
• The Study of Latin and English at Winchester by Charles Stone
• Interactive Map of Anglo-Saxon England
• Index to the Rolls Series
• Anglo-Saxon Weights and Measures
• Interactive Map of Anglo-Saxon England

• Anglo-Saxon Books
• Anglo-Saxon England
• Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History
• Early English Text Society
• JEGP
• Old English Newsletter

• Bright's Old English Glossary Project
• Carl Berkhout's Wordhord
• Catherine Ball's Hwaet! page
• Dictionary of Old English
• The Electronic Introduction to Old English, by Peter Baker, housed at the Rawlinson Center site, WMU
• The Englisc List homepage
• Impact of Latin on Old English by Edward Moore
• Introductory Glossary and Translation Guide
• King Alfred's Grammar by Michael Drout and Steven Harris
• Learning Old English by Tony Jebson
• Linguistic Attractors an examination of Old English linguistics from this theoretical viewpoint
• Modern English-Old English Wordlist
• Murray McGillivray's Online Old English Course
• Old English Graphotactics
• Old English Historical Grammar
• Old English Made Easy
• Old English Paradigms
• Old English Sound System by Robert Stevick
• Paradigms in a color chart, PDF format, from Peter Baker
• Steve Harris' ASPR Parser—very handy tool
• Verb Movement in Old and Middle English: Dialect Variation and Language Contact by Anthony Kroch and Ann Taylor
• First Steps in Old English
• Online Old English Paradigms Project
• Learning with the Thesaurus of Old English
• Bosworth and Toller Online
• Thesaurus of Old English

• Editions and Translations of Almsigiving, Bede's Death Song, a Charm, Deor, and Seafarer

Authors

Works

Codex Junius 11

The Vercelli Book

The Complete Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Poetic Records

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