"Alfred, England's darling for more than a thousand years, had "The Great" bestowed upon him in medieval times by an English nation proud of their ancestor." Article in British Heritage magazine.

Some nice images of Anglo-Saxon coins, from Offa to Edward the Confessor.

A very extensive and well organized bibliography of the Anglo-Saxon world.

"The aim of the bibliography is to guide those interested in Anglo-Saxon studies towards the books which should inform and entertain them. It is dedicated to those who have an interest in the subject but who do not know precise bibliographic details to quote to their librarian or bookseller. It is also intended to help those who may be expert in one aspect of Anglo-Saxon studies, for example, the literature, and who have become curious about other aspects, such as the archaeological evidence." Sections include Old English Language, Old English Literature, Ecclesiatical Texts, Illumination, History, Numismatics and more.

"This second edition(of Anonymous Old English Homilies) has been published exclusively on-line in electronic format as part of the Institute's program for advancing access to texts and reference tools through computer technology and the Internet." Uses frames for ease of navigation.

Fairly extensive bibliography of the poem. Arranged by editions and translations of the poem and by studies of the battle and the poem.

Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman and British Living History (950-1066)

"Regia Anglorum is currently building a re-creation of an 11th Century English estate in Kent, England. The centrepiece of this project is the 60 foot long great longhall."