The dynamics of medieval societies in England and beyond form the focus of these essays on the Anglo-Norman world.

Ann Williams: A Personal Appreciation - Stephen D. ChurchLife Writing and the Anglo-Saxons - William M. AirdMeet the Swarts: Tracing a Thegnly Family in Late Anglo-Saxon England - Lucy MartenThe Moneyers of Kent in the Long Eleventh Century - Hirokazu TsurushimaMaster Wace: a cross-Channel Prosopographer for the Twelfth Century? - Valentine FallanCharter Attestations by Canon Wace - Judith EverardFrom Minster to Manor: the Early History of Bredon - Vanessa KingEadulfingtun, Edmonton and their Contexts - Pamela TaylorThe Family of Wulfric Spott: an Anglo-Saxon Mercian Marcher Dynasty? - Charles InsleyThe Burial of King Æthelred the Unready at St Paul's - Simon KeynesEustace II of Boulogne, the Crises of 1051-2 and the English Coinage - Sally HarveyThrough the Eye of the Needle: Stigand, the Bayeux Tapestry and the Beginnings of the Historia Anglorum - K. S. B Keats-RohanRobert of Torigni and the Historia Anglorum - David BatesInvoking Earl Waltheof - Emma MasonHidden Lives: English Lords in post-Conquest Lincolnshire and Beyond - David RoffeLordship and Lunching: Interpretations of Eating and Food in the Anglo-Norman World, 1050-1200, with Reference to the Bayeux Tapestry - Mark HaggerThe Exchequer Cloth, c. 1176-1832: the Calculator, the Game of Chess, and the Process of Photozincography - Stephen D. ChurchAnn Williams: a Bibliography 1969-2011