Vortigern Studies Index
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- Alcock, Leslie (1966-7): Roman Britons
and Pagan Saxons: an Archaeological Appraisal, in:
The Welsh History Review 3, pp. 229-249.*
- Alcock, Leslie (1971): Arthur's Britain,
History and Archaeology AD 367-634, (Aylesbury
repr. 1987).*
- Alcock, Leslie (1972): 'By South
Cadbury is that Camelot...', Excavations at
Cadbury Castle, 1966-1970, (Aylesbury).*
- Alcock, Leslie (1979): The North Britons,
the Picts and the Scots, in: Casey, the End of
Roman Britain, pp. 134-142.*
- Alcock, Leslie (1987): Economy, Society
and Warfare among the Britons and Saxons, (Cardiff).*
- Applebaum, S. (1972): Roman Britain, in:
Finberg, the Agrarian History of England and
Wales, vol.1-part 2, pp. 3-382.*
- Applebaum, S. (1983): A Note on
Ambrosius Aurelianus, in: Britannia 14, pp.
245-246.*
- Archer, S. (1979): Late Roman Gold
and Silver Coin Hoards in Britain: a Gazetteer,
in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain, pp.
29-64.*
- Arnold, C.J. (1984): Roman Britain to
Saxon England, an Archaeological Study, (Worcester).*
- Arnold, C.J. (1997): An Archaeology
of the early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms, (London new
edition).*
- Ashe, Geoffrey (1982): Kings and Queens
of Early Britain, (Chicago repr. 1990).*
- Ausenda, G. et al (1995): After
Empire, towards an Ethnology of Europe's
Barbarians, Studies in Historical
Archaeoethnology 1, (San Marino).*
- Bachrach, Bernard S.
(1988):
Gildas, Vortigern and Constitutionality in Sub-Roman
Britain, in: Nottingham Mediaeval Studies 32,
1988, pp. 126-140.*
- Bachrach, Bernard S.
(1994): The
Anatomy of a Little War, History and Warfare
Series, (Oxford).*
- Bailey, K. (1989): The Middle
Saxons, in: Bassett, The Origins, pp. 108-122.*
- Bammesberger,
Alfred and Alfred Wollmann (eds.) (1990): Britain 400-600:
Language and History, Anglistische
Forschungen 205, (Heidelberg).
- Barber, Richard W. (1972): The Figure of
Arthur, (London).
- Barker, Philip A. (1979): The Latest
Occupation of the Site of the Baths Basilica at
Wroxeter, in: Casey, the End of Roman Britain,
pp. 175-181.*
- Barker, Philip A.
and Roger White (1998): Wroxeter, Life & Death
of a Roman City, (Tempus).*
- Bartholomew, P. (1982): Fifth-Century
Facts, in: Britannia 13, pp. 261-270.*
- Bartrum, P.C. (1966): Early Welsh Genealogical Tracts,
(Cardiff).*
- Bartrum, P.C. (1993): A Welsh Classical
Dictionary, People in History and Legend up to
about AD 1000, (The National Library of Wales,
Cardiff).*
- Bassett, Steve et
al (1989):
The Origins of Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms, (Leicester
University Press).*
- Bassett, Steve (1989a): In search of
the origins of Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, in: Bassett,
The Origins, pp. 3-27.*
- Behr, Charlotte (2000): The origins of
kingship in Kent, in: Early Medieval Europe 9,
pp. 25-52.*
- Berresford Ellis,
Peter (1990):
The Celtic Empire, the first millenium of Celtic
history, c.1000 BC-51 AD, (London).*
- Berresford Ellis,
Peter (1991):
A guide to early Celtic remains in Britain, (London).*
- Berresford Ellis,
Peter (1993):
Celt and Saxon-the struggle for Britain, 410-937,
(London).*
- Bieler, Ludwig (1979): The Patrician
Texts in the Book of Armagh, Scriptores
Latini Hiberniae, vol. 10, (Dublin).
- Blair, John (1989): Frithuwold's
kingdom and the origins of Surrey, in: Bassett,
The Origins, pp. 97-107.*
- Blair, John (1989a): The Chertsey
resting-place list and the enshrinement of
Frithuwold, in: Bassett, The Origins, pp.
231-236.*
- Blair, John (1998): Anglo-Saxon
Oxfordshire, (Oxford).*
- Blair, Peter Hunter (1959): The Bernicians
and their Northern frontier, in: Chadwick,
Studies in Early British History, pp. 137-172.*
- Blair, Peter Hunter
(1963):
Roman Britain and Early England, 55BC-AD 871, (Edinburgh).
- Bland, Roger and
Catherine Johns (1993): The Hoxne treasure, an
illustrated introduction, (London).*
- Blundell, Nigel and
Kate Farrington (1996): Ancient England, (London).*
- Böhme, H.W. (1986): Das Ende der
Römerherrschaft in Britannien und die
Angelsachsische Besiedlung Englands im 5.
Jahrhundert, in: Jahrbuch des Römisch-Germanischen
Zentralmuseums Mainz 33, pp. 468-574.*
- Boon, George C. (1957): Silchester, the
Roman Town of Calleva, (London repr. 1974).
- Bord, Janet and
Colin (1979):
A Guide to Ancient Sites in Britain, (London).*
- Borrow, George Henry (1862): Wild Wales: Its People,
Language and Scenery, at: http://www.worldwideschool.org/library/books/hst/english/wildwales/chap30.html.
- Breeze, A. (1993): The Arthurian
Cycle and Celtic Heritage in European Culture, in:
Kruta, The Celts, pp. 663-670.*
- Bremmer, Rolf H. (1990): The Nature of the
Evidence for a Frisian Participation in the Adventus
Saxonum, in: Bammesberger and Wollman,
Britain 400-600: Language and History, pp.
353-371.*
- Bromwich, Rachel (1959): The Character of the Early Welsh
Tradition, in: Chadwick, Studies in Early
British History, pp. 83-136.*
- Bromwich, Rachel (1961): Trioedd Ynys
Prydein, The Welsh Triads, (University of Wales,
Cardiff, repr. 1978).
- Bromwich, Rachel, A.O.H.
Jarman and Brynley F. Roberts eds. (1991): The Arthur
of the Welsh, the Arthurian legend in Medieval
Welsh Literature, (Cardiff repr. 1995).*
- Bromwich, Rachel (1991): The Tristan of
the Welsh, in: Bromwich, R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.):
The Arthur of the Welsh, pp. 209-228.*
- Bromwich, Rachel (1991a): First
transmission to England and France, in: Bromwich,
R., Jarman, A.O.H., (ed.): The Arthur of the
Welsh, pp. 273-298.*
- Brooks, D.A. (1983-4): Gildas' De
Excidio, Its revolutionary meaning and purpose,
in: Studia Celtica 18/19, pp. 1-10.*
- Brooks, N. (1989): The creation and
early structure of the kingdom of Kent, in: Bassett,
The Origins, pp. 55-74.*
- Brooks, N. (1989a): The formation
of the Mercian kingdom, in: Bassett, The
Origins, pp. 159-170.*
- Bu'Lock, J.D. (1960): Vortigern and
the Pillar of Eliseg, in: Antiquity 34, pp.
49-53.*
- Burgess, R.W. (1990): The Dark Ages
Return to Fifth-Century Britain: The 'Restored'
Gallic Chronicle Exploded, in: Britannia 21, pp.
185-195.*
- Burgess, R.W. (1994): The Gallic
Chronicle, in: Britannia 25, pp. 240-243.*
- Burkitt, Tim and
Annette Burkitt (1990): The Frontier Zone and the
Siege of Mount Badon: A Review of the Evidence
for their Location, in: Somerset Archaeology
and Natural History ??, pp. 81-93.
- Burrow, Ian C.G. (1979): Roman Material
from Hillforts, in: Casey, the End of Roman
Britain, pp. 212-229.*
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