Anglo-Norman Studies XI

`No single recent enterprise has done more to enlarge and deepen our under-standing of one of the most critical periods in English history.' Marjorie Chibnall, Antiquaries Journal`Au total et comme à l'accoutumée, un rapport toujours de bonne qualité, aux facettes captivantes.' ,

• St Pancras priory, Lewes: its architectural development to 1200 - Wace and warfare - Matthew BennettJohn Ireland and the Anglo-Norman historian - Caroline J GalweyThe growth of castle studies in England and on the continent since 1850 - J M B CounihanThe logistics of fortified bridge building on the Seine under Charles the Bald - Carroll GillmorCharles the Bald's fortified bridge at Pitres (Seine): recent archaeological investigations - Brian DeardenThe struggle for benefices in twelfth-century east anglia - Christopher Harper-BillCoastal salt production in Norman England - Laurence KeenThe Welsh alliances of Earl Aelfgar of Mercia and his family in the mid-eleventh century - K L MaundDomesday slavery - John S MooreHydrographic and ship-hydrodynamic aspects of the Norman Invasion, AD 1066 - J NeumannMonks in the world: the case of Gundulf of Rochester - Marylou RuudRoyal service and reward: the Clare family and the crown, 1066-1154 - Jennifer C WardA vice-comital family in pre-conquest Warwickshire - E A Williams