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Viking Ethnicities

The Rectitudines Singularum Personarum

Perceiving the Scottish Self

Murdering the Narrator of the Wife’s Lament

Westminster Abbey

The Rhetorical Function of Architecture in Gilbert of Limerick’s imago ecclesiae

The Liturgical Context of Ælfric’s Homilies for Rogation

‘Viking Empires’? Scandinavian Kingship and the nature and orchestration of Viking raids, c.800-c.950

Theological Works of the Venerable Bede and Their Literary and Manuscript Presentation, With Special Reference to the Gospel Homilies

Jaunts, Jottings, And Jetsam in Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts

Could Vikings Have Navigated Under Foggy and Cloudy Conditions by Skylight Polarization?

Britons and Saxons in Pre-Viking Wessex

Alternate Fortunes? the Role of Domestic Ducks and Geese From Roman to Medieval Times in Britain

‘With a Vertu and Leawté’

Rune Stones Create a Political Landscape – Towards a Methodology for the Application of Runology to Scandinavian Political History in the Late Viking Age, Part 2

Rune Stones Create a Political Landscape – Towards a Methodology for the Application of Runology to Scandinavian Political History in the Late Viking Age, Part 1

Writing the Order

The Adoption of Christianity by the Irish and Anglo-Saxons

Philosopher-King

The Albinism of Timur, Zal, And Edward the Confessor

Re‐thinking the origins of the ‘Irish’ hobelar

Olaf Haraldsson’s Relics – an Example of ‘Hagiocracy’ in Scandinavia

Going Native, Becoming German

Early Medieval Science

Why Did the Anglo-Saxons Not Become More British?

North-European Trading Centres and the Early Medieval Craftsman; Craftsmen at Åhus, north-eastern Scania, Sweden ca. AD 750-850+

Ancient Skies of Northern Europe

Some Thoughts on Pictish Symbols as a Formal Writing System

Sir Gareth of Orkney

Representations of the Pagan Afterlife in Medieval Scandinavian Literature

Identity and Economic Change in the Viking Age

Identity and Economic Change in the Viking Age

An Iona of the East

The Runic System as a Reinterpretation of Classical Influences and as an Expression of Scandinavian Cultural Affiliation

The Peace Weaver

Bluffs, Bays and Pools in the Medieval Liffey at Dublin

Between Apathy and Antipathy

Alfred the Great

The Ljudota Sword? an Episode of Contacts Between Britain and Scandinavia in the Late Viking Age

Preservation and Immortatlity

On Bilingualism in the Danelaw

Magiferous Plants in Medieval English Herbalism

Llywelyn Ab Iorwerth

The Genetic and Historical Linkage Between the Old Norwegian Sheep, The Icelandic Sheep and the Navajo Churro

Mythic Transformations

Æthelstan, “King of all Britain”

A Comparison of the Roles of the Hero and the Seductress in the Tain Bo Cuailgne and the Iliad

14th International Saga Conference

The Orientation of Pagan Graves in Viking Age Iceland