Tolkien took the drama of the word “catastrophe” and turned it on its head by adding eu, meaning “good”. A eucatastrophe is a ...

The results of this literature review could provide a comprehensive overview to help develop evidence ... an examination was conducted comparing countries from East and Southeast Asia, and Europe and ...

Considering that the Anglo-Saxon period ended nearly 1,000 years ago, there are a surprising number of Old English names still in use. The reasons for these changes from Anglo-Saxon to Norman names ...

"Oxford was one of many such defended towns built as a defensive network throughout the Anglo Saxon Kingdoms of Mercia and Wessex against the Vikings – its position on the Thames together with ...

The work at Oriel College found what is believed to be the original eastern line of defences around the former town, once part of a defensive network against the Vikings in the Anglo-Saxon ...

Archaeologists from Oxford Archaeology have uncovered the original eastern defensive line of the late Saxon town of Oxford at Oriel College. The discovery confirms a hypothesis that had gone ...

Archaeologists who uncovered an Anglo-Saxon oven at a site in Northumberland believe it is the first of its type ever found in the UK. The oven was found alongside unbaked loom weights ...

The dismal science has its own curious literature. Originally, books on economics were mostly textbooks or technical ... The practice does seem, thankfully, to be a largely Anglo-Saxon tendency. The ...

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