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Battle of Hastings Anniversary Page An ongoing website on the Battle of Hastings. The site highlights the annual anniversary of the famous battle on A.D. 14 October 1066.
1066 Country This British site includes valuable information on the Bayeux Tapestry as well as providing viewers with updates on Battle of Hastings re-enactments.
Bayeux Tapestry Gift Site Sweatshirts, teeshirts, mugs, and mousepads with the legendary Bayeux Tapestry imprinted on them.
The Battle of Hastings A well-written overview and game from the British Broadcasting Company.
Georgia Learning Connections Check out the unit/lesson plan "Celebrating Historical Events: 1066, The Battle of Hastings"
Georgia Learning Connections Check out the lesson plan "Doing What Historians Do: Using Primary Sources to Reconstruct the Past."
This lesson focuses on the use of primary sources, including the Bayeux Tapestry, for students in grades 7-12.
The Haskins Society The organization named in honor of the founding father of medieval studies in North America, Professor Charles Homer Haskins. This organization
publishes a periodic newsletter called "The Anglo-Norman Anonymous". This is a great source for the latest Anglo-Norman scholarship.
The Bayeux Tapestry The complete Bayeux Tapestry with captions and explication.