Early Middle Ages
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Viking Attack on Lindisfarne, 793AD
In 793AD, the Island of Lindisfarne, in Northumberland, northern England, was violently raided by Vikings who arrived in a surprise attack from the North Sea.
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Cuthbert and Lindisfarne Island
Cuthbert was a monk and bishop who lived during some of the most important and exciting times in the history of medieval Christianity.
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Bede and the Monastery of Wearmouth-Jarrow
Bede wrote more than 60 books but despite his immense scholarship, he rarely left the monastery of Wearmouth-Jarrow, where he was brought up and spent most of his life.
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The Viking Longhouse
Most Viking families lived in a one-roomed longhouse, with the whole family sleeping, eating and working in one place.
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The Viking Knarr Merchant Ship
The Knarr was a trading, cargo and exploration vessel which, although lesser-known than the longship, was essential for Vikings to trade, travel and explore.
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The Vikings in York
York is one of England's most historic cities and was once one of the most important Viking cities in Europe.
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Medieval Viking Gods
The Norse gods were the stuff of legend and the Vikings had an different god for every important occasion.
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Tim Mälzer kocht im ERSTEN
Jeden Sonnabend zeigt Tim Mälzer, wie Speisen seiner Ansicht nach zubereitet werden sollten. Zu Pfingsten widmet er sich regionalen Unterschieden.
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Charlemagne – Book Review
'Charlemagne, The Formation of a European Identity' is a major new study of the rule of Charlemagne, using both contemporary and secondary sources.
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St Seiriol and Penmon Priory
Seiriol left a life of privilege as a member of the Welsh royal family to become a hermit on a remote island. His fame spread far beyond his humble hermit's cell.
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