CHARLES INSLEY is a Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Manchester. Dr K S B Keats-Rohan is Director of the Linacre Unit for Prosopographical Research and Fellow of the European Humanities Research Centre, University of Oxford. MARK HAGGER is a senior fellow of the University of Lincoln. He is the author of William: King and Conqueror (London, 2012) and Norman Rule in Normandy, 911-1144 (Woodbrdge, 2017), and is currently working on a new biography of Henry I for the Yale English Monarchs series. S. D. CHURCH is Professor of Medieval Studies at the University of Lincoln and Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the University of East Anglia.

A thoughtful and inspiring token of homage to one of our finest Domesday scholars.

• Ann Williams: A Personal Appreciation - Stephen D. ChurchLife Writing and the Anglo-Saxons - William M. AirdMeet the Swarts: Tracing a Thegnly Family in Late Anglo-Saxon England - Lucy MartenThe Moneyers of Kent in the Long Eleventh Century - Hirokazu TsurushimaMaster Wace: a cross-Channel Prosopographer for the Twelfth Century? - Valentine FallanCharter Attestations by Canon Wace - Judith EverardFrom Minster to Manor: the Early History of Bredon - Vanessa KingEadulfingtun, Edmonton and their Contexts - Pamela TaylorThe Family of Wulfric Spott: an Anglo-Saxon Mercian Marcher Dynasty? - Charles InsleyThe Burial of King Æthelred the Unready at St Paul's - Simon KeynesEustace II of Boulogne, the Crises of 1051-2 and the English Coinage - Sally HarveyThrough the Eye of the Needle: Stigand, the Bayeux Tapestry and the Beginnings of the Historia Anglorum - K. S. B Keats-RohanRobert of Torigni and the Historia Anglorum - David BatesInvoking Earl Waltheof - Emma MasonHidden Lives: English Lords in post-Conquest Lincolnshire and Beyond - David RoffeLordship and Lunching: Interpretations of Eating and Food in the Anglo-Norman World, 1050-1200, with Reference to the Bayeux Tapestry - Mark HaggerThe Exchequer Cloth, c. 1176-1832: the Calculator, the Game of Chess, and the Process of Photozincography - Stephen D. ChurchAnn Williams: a Bibliography 1969-2011

CHARLES INSLEY is a Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Manchester. Dr K S B Keats-Rohan is Director of the Linacre Unit for Prosopographical Research and Fellow of the European Humanities Research Centre, University of Oxford. MARK HAGGER is a senior fellow of the University of Lincoln. He is the author of William: King and Conqueror (London, 2012) and Norman Rule in Normandy, 911-1144 (Woodbrdge, 2017), and is currently working on a new biography of Henry I for the Yale English Monarchs series. S. D. CHURCH is Professor of Medieval Studies at the University of Lincoln and Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the University of East Anglia.

A thoughtful and inspiring token of homage to one of our finest Domesday scholars.

• Ann Williams: A Personal Appreciation - Stephen D. ChurchLife Writing and the Anglo-Saxons - William M. AirdMeet the Swarts: Tracing a Thegnly Family in Late Anglo-Saxon England - Lucy MartenThe Moneyers of Kent in the Long Eleventh Century - Hirokazu TsurushimaMaster Wace: a cross-Channel Prosopographer for the Twelfth Century? - Valentine FallanCharter Attestations by Canon Wace - Judith EverardFrom Minster to Manor: the Early History of Bredon - Vanessa KingEadulfingtun, Edmonton and their Contexts - Pamela TaylorThe Family of Wulfric Spott: an Anglo-Saxon Mercian Marcher Dynasty? - Charles InsleyThe Burial of King Æthelred the Unready at St Paul's - Simon KeynesEustace II of Boulogne, the Crises of 1051-2 and the English Coinage - Sally HarveyThrough the Eye of the Needle: Stigand, the Bayeux Tapestry and the Beginnings of the Historia Anglorum - K. S. B Keats-RohanRobert of Torigni and the Historia Anglorum - David BatesInvoking Earl Waltheof - Emma MasonHidden Lives: English Lords in post-Conquest Lincolnshire and Beyond - David RoffeLordship and Lunching: Interpretations of Eating and Food in the Anglo-Norman World, 1050-1200, with Reference to the Bayeux Tapestry - Mark HaggerThe Exchequer Cloth, c. 1176-1832: the Calculator, the Game of Chess, and the Process of Photozincography - Stephen D. ChurchAnn Williams: a Bibliography 1969-2011

CHARLES INSLEY is a Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Manchester. Dr K S B Keats-Rohan is Director of the Linacre Unit for Prosopographical Research and Fellow of the European Humanities Research Centre, University of Oxford. MARK HAGGER is a senior fellow of the University of Lincoln. He is the author of William: King and Conqueror (London, 2012) and Norman Rule in Normandy, 911-1144 (Woodbrdge, 2017), and is currently working on a new biography of Henry I for the Yale English Monarchs series. S. D. CHURCH is Professor of Medieval Studies at the University of Lincoln and Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the University of East Anglia.

A thoughtful and inspiring token of homage to one of our finest Domesday scholars.

• Ann Williams: A Personal Appreciation - Stephen D. ChurchLife Writing and the Anglo-Saxons - William M. AirdMeet the Swarts: Tracing a Thegnly Family in Late Anglo-Saxon England - Lucy MartenThe Moneyers of Kent in the Long Eleventh Century - Hirokazu TsurushimaMaster Wace: a cross-Channel Prosopographer for the Twelfth Century? - Valentine FallanCharter Attestations by Canon Wace - Judith EverardFrom Minster to Manor: the Early History of Bredon - Vanessa KingEadulfingtun, Edmonton and their Contexts - Pamela TaylorThe Family of Wulfric Spott: an Anglo-Saxon Mercian Marcher Dynasty? - Charles InsleyThe Burial of King Æthelred the Unready at St Paul's - Simon KeynesEustace II of Boulogne, the Crises of 1051-2 and the English Coinage - Sally HarveyThrough the Eye of the Needle: Stigand, the Bayeux Tapestry and the Beginnings of the Historia Anglorum - K. S. B Keats-RohanRobert of Torigni and the Historia Anglorum - David BatesInvoking Earl Waltheof - Emma MasonHidden Lives: English Lords in post-Conquest Lincolnshire and Beyond - David RoffeLordship and Lunching: Interpretations of Eating and Food in the Anglo-Norman World, 1050-1200, with Reference to the Bayeux Tapestry - Mark HaggerThe Exchequer Cloth, c. 1176-1832: the Calculator, the Game of Chess, and the Process of Photozincography - Stephen D. ChurchAnn Williams: a Bibliography 1969-2011