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Cardiff Records
… on a chief a bordure indented. II. A chevron between three Saxon's heads couped. The arms on the dexter side are those …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… The name of this place is thought to signify, in the Saxon language, "a bare hill;" and it is supposed that the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in some cases of dubious form if not legality, by Anglo-Saxon kings of Wessex. A grant from Centwine (67685) of six … of the peace was in use in 1558. 69 L. Abrams, Anglo-Saxon Glastonbury: Church and Endowment (1996), 12531. V.C.H. Som. i. 460. Abrams, Anglo-Saxon Glastonbury, 124, n. 3. S.R.S. lix, pp. 1856; Plac. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in England, 1 closely associated with the West Saxon royal house and with the monastic reform of the 10th … gate' and a 'lesser portal' beside it. 47 L. Abrams, Anglo Saxon Glastonbury: Church and Endowment (1996), 1. V.C.H. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… from before c. 1000 form a combination of Celtic and Saxon elements which indicate an island where woad grew and … centred on a chapel dating from the post-Roman or Anglo-Saxon period, 65 both demonstrate the use of 'island' sites …
A History of the County of Somerset
… chapel or tomb-shrine in timber of the post-Roman or Anglo-Saxon period, later succeeded by a stone chapel. That … by what appears to have been a small mid to late Anglo-Saxon monastery. 351 By the 12th century it was the site of … above, town, fairs; below, religious sites. Abrams, Anglo-Saxon Glastonbury, 56. Rahtz, in Archaeol. and Hist. of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the earliest known water mill at Glastonbury, of late Saxon date. There was evidently a mill at Chaingate, at the … on Meare, 491 developed from the confusion of an Anglo-Saxon Beonna with the Irish Benignus, allegedly a follower of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… in arranging, for publication, remarks on the Anglo Saxon coins. He resided chiefly at the British Museum, London. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… of the 11th and the early 12th century, exhibiting both Saxon and Norman characteristics. ScarpIn earthworks, the …