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Nativity and Epiphany: The Christmas Story in Early Medieval English Art
Æthelgifu and Ælfgifu: A Mother and Daughter Embroiled in a Medieval Sex Scandal
The First Norman King of England? Paying Attention to Maternal Ancestry
Eadgifu: The Queen who Outlasted Five Kings
Eadburga: A Scribe and Poet who wrote in Gold Ink with a Silver Pen
Edith: Wife of Sihtric, Viking King of York
Books Written in Blood: Ælfgif-whooo Spooky Halloween Special
Saint Leoba: Leading figure in the Christianisation of Germany
Saint Margaret, Queen of Scotland: A Life Shaped by Conquest
Leaders, Converters, Symbols of Power: Women and the Early English Church
Saint Eanswith: First Abbess of Folkestone, Found After 1400 Years
Emma, Part 2: A Queen Mother of England Twice Over (1035-52)
Early Medieval Christian Wedding Ceremonies
Emma, Part 1: A Queen of England Twice Over (c.980-1035)
Introducing... A New Ælfgif-who?
Gundrada de Warenne: Landowner before and after the Norman Conquest
Bertha: A Christian Queen Instrumental in Converting her Kingdom
Hild of Whitby: Politician, Religious Leader, Teacher, Saint
Hugeburc: The Earliest English Woman Writer, Who Hid her Identity in a Secret Code
Æthelflaed and Ælfwyn: The Women who Ruled Mercia in the Viking Age
Judith: The First Crowned and Anointed Queen of Wessex... At Twelve Years Old
The North Elmham and Fairford Women: Two Black Women in Tenth-Century England
Godgifu: The Bare Truth Behind the Lady Godiva Legend
Breguswith: Portents and Pendants