SLHS: Migrations Into Britain5: Normans

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F. Viking Invaders

  1. Whilst the graphics are basic there’s huge amount of data crammed into this:

  2. (and various misnomers dispelled like Ethelred not actually being unready but ill-advised)


G. The Fall And Rise Of The New Brittons

  1. A good explanation of the chasing of the Danes by Alfred after his great battle:

  2. Details of Guthrum and Alfred’s treaties:

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  21. Sports & Competitions

  22. Streets

  23. Theatres ●

  24. Tollhouses

  25. Tourism

  26. Tunnels

  27. War & Combat

  28. Welcombe

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Last update: 31/10/2024

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  2. YT: The History of the Vikings in England 793-1066 (22m08)



  5. Wiki: Battle of Edington

Treaty Of Wedmore

French England:   1066

Effects On Language & Place Names

Let’s take our usual look at the subsequent effects: Normans.

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1066

H. Normans

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