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First Invasion 55BC
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914AD Burghal Hideage
Locations - 449AD Ebbsfleet
Locations - 455AD Agelesþrep
Locations - 485AD Mearcredesburnan Stede
Locations - 914AD Eorpeburnan
Invaders 1 - Henghest, Horsa and Æsc
Invaders 2 - The Haestingas
Invaders 3 - Aelle Cymen Wlenca Cissa
Invaders 4 - West Seaxe (Wessex)
449AD(1) Henghest lands at Ypwinesfleot
449AD(2) the Welsh flee from Henghest
455AD Henghest fights at Agælesþrep
456AD Henghest fights at Wippedesfleote
457AD Henghest fights at Crecganford
457AD the Haestingas !!
473AD - Welsh Flee again (Henghest and Æsc)
477AD Ælle lands at Cymensora
485AD Ælle and Mearcrædesburnan stæðe
491AD Ælle fights at Andredescester
495AD Cerdic lands at Cerdicesora
501AD Port arrives at Portesmuþa
508AD Cerdicesford and Netley
514AD Stuff and Whitgar
519AD Cerdic & Cynric at Cerdicesford
527AD Cerdic & Cynric at Cerdicesleigh
530AD - Wihtgarabyrg (Cerdic and Cynric)
534AD - Isle of Wight given to Stuff and Wihtgar
552AD - Searobyrg (Cynric)
556AD - Beranbyrg (Cynric and Ceawlin)
568AD - Wibban dune (Ceaulin and Cuþa)
1066 Battle ▼
Documentary Evidence ▼
Available Documents
1 Anglo Saxon Chronicles
2 Battle Abbey Chronicles
3 Bayeux Tapestry
4 Carmen Guy d'Amiens
5 Florence of Worcester
6 Henry of Huntingdon
7 Master Wace
8 Orderic Vitalis(Gesta)
9 William of Jumièges(Gesta)
10 William of Malmesbury
11 Quedam Exceptiones
Reference to Locations
Phases of the Events ▼
Phases
1066AD 1 Background
1066AD 2 In Normandy
1066AD 3 Channel Crossing
1066AD 4 The Landing
1066AD 5 Feast after Landing
1066AD 6 Building the Forts
1066AD 7 Raiding the Area
1066AD 8 Warning to Harold
1066AD 9 Stamford Bridge
1066AD 10 Harold returns to London
1066AD 11 William is Alerted
1066AD 12 Exchange of Messages
1066AD 13 Defenses
1066AD 14 Harold Reconnoitres
1066AD 15 Preparations
1066AD 16 The Night Before
1066AD 17 The Battle
1066AD 18 Harold is Killed
1066AD 19 The English Rout
1066AD 20 After the Battle
1066AD 21 The Malfosse
Warriors, Weapons & Snippets ▼
Saxon - Huscarl
Saxon - Fyrd(Fyrð)
Senlac Hill
The Malfosse
The Hoar Apple Tree
The Shield Wall
Salt Production near Hastings
The Battle of Jengland 851AD
William's Ship List
Norman/Viking Ships and stuff
Norman bows and crossbows
Harold was NOT killed by an arrow
The Time Team(1066-The Lost Battlefield)
List of 1066AD Weapons
** Battle of Hastings Setting the Scene **
** Battle Of Hastings Main Menu **
** Research A - Z **
** Timeline of 1066AD **
A - Where to find the Hastings Chronicles
B - The Ship list of William the Conqueror
C - Ships - Drekka, Snekkja and Knarr
D - Sailing - Dives sur Mer to St Valerie
E - The Sailing - St Valerie to Pevensey
F - The Coastline and Landscape
G - New Romney Destroyed
H - Why Hastings?
I - Duke Williams army Size and Logistics
J - Landscape of Haestingaport
K - Hastings and its links to Fécamp Abbey
L - The Landing , where was it ?
M - The two or three Castles
N - The Warning to Harold and its implications
O - The Long march from York
P - The Route Choice
Q - Forces available to Harold
R - The Hoar Apple Tree
S - The Intermediary
T - Places named in the Chronicles
U - Evidence for the Battlefield Malfosse
V - the Battle
W - The Location of the Battlefield
X - The Retreat, another Malfosse ?
Y - Bridge collapses in the retreat
Z - Analysis of the suggested_sites
Location - Senlac where is it and what does it mean
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Site 1 - The Hoar Apple Tree
Site 2 - Netherfield
Observations - Arrow in the eye ?
Observations - Both Fleets, One Weather System
Observations - Bows and Crossbows
Observations - Caltrops
Observations - Gonfanon and Wyvern
Observations - Huscarl(Housecarl)
Observations - Norman Cavalry
Observations - The Saxon Shield Wall
Observations - Wooden Spades
Location - Hecheland where is it ?
Location - The Lands of Battle Abbey
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Fuller of Sussex
Geoff Hutchinson
The many lives of John Fuller, squire of Brightling
Annette Lloyd Thomas
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