Jeremy Haslam presents working drafts of two scholarly articles: "The defeat of the Vikings in Mercia and London" and "The Burghal Hidage - a reassessment" with bibliography.

Student essays about Anglo-Saxon England by William Bakken and a thesis about the relationship of King Cnut with the English Church.

An extensive bibliography arranged in categories by Simon Keynes.

Carole Biggam's study guide incorporates a range of topics categorised by subject and includes links to online sources.

Sean Miller provides an introduction, timeline, dates, lists of rulers and archbishops, maps, texts and translations, including a searchable database of charters.

Discover how the Anglo-Saxons lived with an interactive guide to 8th-century English life. A guide for schoolchildren which aims to cover KS2 QCA Scheme of Work Unit 8b: 'Anglo-Saxons case study'.

A comprehensive series of original material and contemporary sources relating to England before the Norman conquest.

Explores the early medieval kingdom of East Anglia and its Wuffing dynasty as well as aspects of the literature, legend, history, and archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England.

Bede was an 8th century monk who wrote a classic history of Britain, most of which is available as a translated, public domain document.

An international scholarly organization dedicated to the study of Viking, Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Norman, and early Angevin history and the history of neighboring areas and peoples.

Aims to further all aspects of Anglo-Saxon Studies and holds a conference every other year.

The British Academy and Royal Historical Society describe their new edition of the corpus of Anglo-Saxon charters. Includes online versions of Sawyer's catalogue and Regesta Regum Anglorum.

Map by Matthew White, hosted by Georgetown University.

The online newsletter of Anglo-Saxon studies at the University of Georgia.

Geography, acendancy, and decline of the Kingdom of Mercia, and the earldom as it existed under the Danelaw.

This living history group provides articles on Anglo-Saxon times with illustrations and references. Includes a virtual village, manor and minster.

Complete modern English translation published by the Online Medieval and Classical Library (OMACL).

Argues that the battle at which King Athelstan finally defeated the Danes was fought on a site near the present Burnley in Lancashire where the River Brun has its source. Battle account, maps and photographs.

Anthony Bradshaw explains this Saxon document which lists the fortified burhs of Wessex, with maps.

Biography by Asser, Bishop of Sherborne, written c.888. E-text hosted by the Online Medieval and Classical Library.

Primary sources, a timeline and commentary by Howard Wiseman.

Robert Vermaat's look at British history c.400-600 AD. Includes discussions of the evidence for Vortigern and the Wansdyke earthwork.

Illustrated guide from Bury St Edmunds and Beyond to the reconstructed village on a site excavated at West Stow.

An historical society devoted to the study of all aspects the Anglo-Saxon period. Aims, articles, Anglo-Saxon calendar and forum.