Britain from Antiquity through 1065
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- Photographs from the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales.
- (Mostly antiquity; photo facsimiles)
- Wooden tablets recording life in Roman Britain at an outpost in Northern England.
- (1st - 2nd Centuries; facsimiles with transcriptions and commentary)
- Database comprising a record of individuals who lived in, or were closely connected with, Anglo-Saxon England from 597 to 1066.
- (597-1066; data and descriptions)
- (Late 7th or early 8th century; transcriptions)
- This has been called "...the book that made Britain." (The Sunday Times, May 11, 2003)
- A selection of pages by the British Library.
- (715-720; facsimiles & commentary)
- Taken from the Parker Chronicle
- (832-900; Old English transcription)
- by Asser, Bishop of Sherborne.
- (888; modern English translation)
- A searchable edition of the corpus of Anglo-Saxon charters.
- With metadata and commentaries provided by Sean Miller.
- (670-1066; transcriptions)
- JISC-funded project bringing together four searchable databases of Anglo-Saxon sources.
- (6th to 18th centuries; manuscripts & transcriptions)
- (Old English transcription)
- (Modern English translation)
- (1-1154)
- (Early demographics; Old English transcription & map)
- Click on "Manuscripts."
- (Facsimiles & transcripts)
- This mourning poem "is by far the earliest work written about the Normans from the Norman point of view...."
- It also serves as "an excellent laboratory in medieval philology."
- (943; Latin facsimiles and variant text transcriptions with English and German translations)
- Images from the illuminated tenth-century Gospel book, available to be viewed in its entirety.
- (10th century; image facsimiles)
- (9th to 16th centuries; facsimiles)
- (9th to 16th centuries; facsimiles)
- (Transcriptions and translations)
- Includes records of religious houses, higher clergy and early urban government.
- From British History Online
- (11th & 12th centuries, transcriptions)
EuroDocs > History of the United Kingdom: Primary Documents > Antiquity through 1065
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Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA.
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