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What's  ? in 2006
December 10,
2006
A revised guest-article by
August Hunt: The Red Deagon of
Wales.
October 29,
2006
A new guest-article by
Keith Nurse: Dark Age Halls of
Power, in which the author
looks at archaeological and other
evidence of post-Roman successor
settlements in the area of Hadrian's Wall.
Could they offer a blueprint for other
successor states from the times of
Vortigern to Arthur?
April 16, 2006
New in the Bibliography for March:
- Harris,
Anthea (2003): Byzantium,
Britain & the West:
Archaeology of Cultural Identity
AD400-650, (Tempus). *
- Maund,
Kari L. (2002): The Welsh
Kings, The Medieval Rulers of
Wales, (Tempus).*
March 6, 2006
New in the Bibliography for March:
Wynn, Philip (1997):
Frigeridus, the British Tyrants,
and the early fifth Century
Barbarian Invaders of Gaul and
Spain, in: Athenaeum 85, pp.
69-75.*
January 21, 2006
A new year and a good
startoff with a new guest-article by
Patrick Constable: Discordia, towards a
Chronology for 5th century Britain.
New in the Bibliography for January:
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Everything that went before can be
seen at the
'1999', the '2000' ,
the '2001', the
'2002', the '2003', the '2004' and the '2005' pages!
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