The Anglo-Saxon period lasted for 600 years, from 410 to 1066, ... Most of the information we have about the Anglo-Saxons comes from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, ...

We were required to take a semester of Old English (and we knew that didn’t mean Chaucer!), to be followed by a semester reading “Beowulf” in the original Anglo-Saxon.

Is there such a thing as the Englishness of English art, English literature and English music? Are there special, distinctive qualities that connect the writings of, say, Chaucer, Shakespeare and ...

The palace complex has been identified through multiple strands of evidence. Firstly, the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle indicates that Harold’s palace was located in or near Bosham.

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a record of Anglo-Saxon history transcribed during the late ninth century, offers a depressing, year-by-year account of all the times the Vikings sacked English towns ...

The Anglo-Saxon kings were adept at framing laws that reflected their authority. But they had the sense to take local customs into account when doing so. ... or in the 'Anglo-Saxon Chronicle'. ...

THIS book is suggestive, in the sense that while it raises many interesting problems, the material at present available does not admit their complete solution. Dealing with a period of about 200 ...

One entry in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle describes Vikings moving from France to England along with their horses in the year 892, but no physical evidence of such activity had been found before.