Wide-ranging collection...containing numerous informative and stimulating papers.

• Imbeciles and Normans - the "Ynfydion" of Gruffudd ap Rhys reconsidered, Robert S. Babcock; disease and modern archaeology in "Egil's Saga" - a first look, Jesse L. Byock and Skia; the earliest Norman Counts revisited - the Lords of Mortain, Cassandra Potts; churches and churchmen in an age of Conquest - Southern Italy, 1030-1130, G.A. Loud; The School of Caen revisited, David S. Spear; conquering the barbarians - war and chivalry in 12th-century Britain, John Gillingham; The Norman Conquest of Durham - Norman historians and the Anglo-Saxon community of St Cuthbert, Ted Johnson-South; the arrest of the bishops at Stephen's court - a reassessment, Thomas Callahan, Jr; the sheriffs of Richard I - trends of management as seen in the shrieval appointments from 1189 to 1194, Richard Heiser; the "Margam Chronicle" in a Dublin manuscript, Marvin L. Colker.

Wide-ranging collection...containing numerous informative and stimulating papers.

• Imbeciles and Normans - the "Ynfydion" of Gruffudd ap Rhys reconsidered, Robert S. Babcock; disease and modern archaeology in "Egil's Saga" - a first look, Jesse L. Byock and Skia; the earliest Norman Counts revisited - the Lords of Mortain, Cassandra Potts; churches and churchmen in an age of Conquest - Southern Italy, 1030-1130, G.A. Loud; The School of Caen revisited, David S. Spear; conquering the barbarians - war and chivalry in 12th-century Britain, John Gillingham; The Norman Conquest of Durham - Norman historians and the Anglo-Saxon community of St Cuthbert, Ted Johnson-South; the arrest of the bishops at Stephen's court - a reassessment, Thomas Callahan, Jr; the sheriffs of Richard I - trends of management as seen in the shrieval appointments from 1189 to 1194, Richard Heiser; the "Margam Chronicle" in a Dublin manuscript, Marvin L. Colker.

Wide-ranging collection...containing numerous informative and stimulating papers.

• Imbeciles and Normans - the "Ynfydion" of Gruffudd ap Rhys reconsidered, Robert S. Babcock; disease and modern archaeology in "Egil's Saga" - a first look, Jesse L. Byock and Skia; the earliest Norman Counts revisited - the Lords of Mortain, Cassandra Potts; churches and churchmen in an age of Conquest - Southern Italy, 1030-1130, G.A. Loud; The School of Caen revisited, David S. Spear; conquering the barbarians - war and chivalry in 12th-century Britain, John Gillingham; The Norman Conquest of Durham - Norman historians and the Anglo-Saxon community of St Cuthbert, Ted Johnson-South; the arrest of the bishops at Stephen's court - a reassessment, Thomas Callahan, Jr; the sheriffs of Richard I - trends of management as seen in the shrieval appointments from 1189 to 1194, Richard Heiser; the "Margam Chronicle" in a Dublin manuscript, Marvin L. Colker.