Vortigern Studies Index

Vortigern l Dark Ages l Wansdyke l Sources l Arthur l Archaeology l Re-enactment

• Arthur, Cerdic, and the Formation of Wessex
  This is a large article by John C. Rudmin, who has found reasons to identify Cerdic with Arthur, Very interesting.

• Celtic Spiral Tours
  A small family-owned company based in Pembrokeshire, organising tours around the Pembroke countryside.

• The Celtic Twilight
  Though on the border of Arthurian, this site deals also with a broader Dark Ages subject.

• The Center for the Study of Ancient Wales
  The Center for the Study of Ancient Wales is a non-profit foundation which owns an extensive library of materials related to the history and peoples of Ancient Wales.  It conducts ongoing research on a number of subjects, hoping to shed more light on the people who inhabited the land now called Wales from about 400 to 1300.

• The Dark Ages
  A good compact site that discusses some aspects and a few sources.

• New Races of Tyrants (Maximus to Constantine III)
  A very good article from Stephen J. Murray's 'Dot to Domesday'website. He incorporates the sources into his narrative, highlighting several characters and opinions from historians.

• Early British Kingdoms Web Site
  This very extensive site by David Nash Ford covers the period of the early Middle Ages in Britain. Many articles on the early Celtic kingdoms, their rulers and genealogies and related subjects. This is the foremost site on Dark Age Britain. I can recommend to any visitor to spend some more time here!

• Early British Kingdoms Web Site
  This mirror site by David Nash Ford is the new version of his very first site, updated with new pages and images.

• Early Medieval Resources for Britain, Ireland and Brittany
  2000 years of history in one small area of present-day Yorkshire, England. At one time, that time of King Arthur & other real-history heroes, it was the British Kingdom of Elmet.

• Elmet Heritage Site
  A good site by Michelle Ziegler for checking your sources and bibliographies.

• The End of Roman Britain
  ASSESSING THE ANGLO-SAXON INVASIONS OF THE FIFTH CENTURY, a large article with much explanatory material by William Bakken.

• The Heroic Age - Links for the Heroic Age
  The Heroic Age Internet magazine is a magazine specializing in Dark Ages matter. The links on this page cover most of the subjects.

• King Arthur on Britannia Biographies
  The 'Britannia' site, with the biographies of several Dark Age personages.

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