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		Document Description
		A Complete 1066 Timeline ‑ Scarborough to Hastings
		Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 530AD ‑ Wihtgarabyrg (Cerdic and Cynric)
		Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 534AD ‑ Isle of Wight given to Stuff and Wihtgar
		Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 556AD ‑ Beranbyrg (Cynric and Ceawlin)
		Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 568AD ‑ Wibban dune (Ceaulin and Cuþa)
		Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 892AD ‑ The Great Oak Forest of Andredsweald
		Anglo Saxon Chronicles ‑ 914AD ‑ Alfred the Great and the Burghal Hideage
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD Setting the Scene
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Complete Research Summary \| SaxonHistory.co.uk
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ A ‑ Where to find the Chronicles referenced
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ A1 ‑ Both Fleets, One Weather System
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ D ‑ Sailing ‑ Dives sur Mer to St Valerie
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ E ‑ The Sailing ‑ St Valerie to Pevensey
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ F ‑ The Coastline and Landscape
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ G ‑ New Romney Destroyed
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ H ‑ Why Hastings?
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ J ‑ Landscape of Haestingaport
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ K ‑ Hastings and its links to Fécamp Abbey
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ L ‑ The Landing , where was it ?
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ M ‑ The two or three Castles
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ N ‑ The Warning to Harold and its implications
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ O ‑ The Long March from York ‑ The Messenger Network
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ P ‑ Harold's Route Choice: The Crowborough Convergence
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Q ‑ Forces available to Harold
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ R ‑ The Hoar Apple Tree
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ S ‑ The Intermediary
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ T ‑ Places named in the Chronicles
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ U ‑ Evidence for the Battlefield Malfosse
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ V ‑ The Battle
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ W ‑ The Battlefield Location
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ X ‑ The Retreat, another Malfosse ?
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Y ‑ A Bridge Collapses after the Battle
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD ‑ Z ‑ Analysis of the suggested_sites
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD Location ‑ 1 the Lands of Battle Abbey from the Abbey Chronicles
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD Location ‑ 2 Hecheland where is it and what does it mean ?
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD Location ‑ 3 Senlac where is it and what does it mean ?
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD Location ‑ Site 1 ‑ The Hoar Apple Tree
		Battle of Hastings 1066AD Location ‑ Site 2 ‑ Netherfield
		Gelling Cole Hypothesis
		Gypsum Deposits and Mining near Mountfield
		Ivan D Margary Roman roads near Southampton ‑ revisited
		Landscape ‑ Old Winchelsea an elegant explanation
		Landscape ‑ The History of the Romney Marsh in maps
		Landscape ‑ Alfred the Greats fort in Hastings
		Landscape ‑ Archaeology
		Landscape ‑ The 1287AD Storm and its effect on the Kent and Sussex Coast
		Landscape ‑ The Cliffs of East Sussex and Erosion 450‑2024AD
		Landscape ‑ The East Sussex Coastline about 500AD
		Medieval Measurements and Modern equivalents
		Praetorio — A Hypothesis: The Roman Harbour District at Flamborough Head
		Ptolemy Geographia ‑ Understanding the Geographia
		Ptolemy Geographia ‑ deciphering Albion (England and Wales)
		Roman Fortifications
		Roman Iron, Frontiers and Fragmentation — the economics of Roman decline
		Roman Ironworking in the weald and why it declined
		Roman Roads — A Reference Guide
		Saxon Place Names (bury,borough and burg)
		Saxon Place Names (Hurst)
		Saxon Place Names (hythe, hithe etc)
		Saxon Place Names (islands)
		Smallhythe the shipyard of the Kings
		The Cinque Ports and Southern England
		The Saxon Kingdom of the Haestingas
		The Variable Ocean I: Why Historical Geography Suggests We Are Underestimating Past Sea‑Level Changes
		The Variable Ocean II: Sea‑Level Rise and the Potential for Increased Seismicity: A Geophysical Hypothesis
		The Variable Ocean III: How Climate‑Driven Mass Redistribution Accelerates Coastal Seismicity
		The Variable Ocean: Roman Locations that have not been identified and roads that just terminate
		The Variable Ocean: The Island of Lime Trees: The Kingdom of Lindsey
		The Variable Ocean: The Legend of Tenterden Church and the Goodwin Sands
		The Variable Ocean: Tidebrook near Wadhurst could it have been tidal ??
		The Variable Ocean: Was the high tide level in Saxon times at Pevensey at about 4.5 metres ?
		The Variable Ocean: Was the high tide level in Saxon times in the Wash 4 to 5 metres higher ?
		Town Creep ‑ a Roman settlement ??