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Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

Unknown · 2013
Mentioned 11 times across 3 podcasts · 2026
Mention timeline11 mentions
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Where it's mentioned
2026
404. Norman Conquest: Colonising Ireland (Part 4)
Empire: World History · Oct 2026
“Not least because Wessex survives and we have the Anglo Saxon Chronicle produced in Wessex”
403. The Norman Conquests: The Battle of Hastings (Part 3)
Empire: World History · Oct 2026
“We're told that by the Anglo Saxon Chronicle when when he lets them go in early September”
402. The Norman Conquests: The Real Story of 1066 (Part 2)
Empire: World History · Oct 2026
“the Anglo Saxon Chronicle, which is perhaps the most sober, although written with an agenda like all of them”
Anglo-Saxons vs Vikings: The Battle That Gave Birth To England
Dan Snow's History Hit · May 2026
“The Anglo Saxon chronicle at this point it talks about a cabal of Viking brothers”
Olaf Tryggvason: life of the week
HistoryExtra podcast · May 2026
“The Anglo Saxon chronicle refers to Olaf at Mouden, but his king sagas don't even refer to the battle”
When did Roman Britain really end?
HistoryExtra podcast · Apr 2026
“Now the Anglo Saxon Chronicle is is ninth century”
How the Vikings reshaped Anglo-Saxon England
HistoryExtra podcast · Apr 2026
“So then when he dies in 890, the Anglo-Saxon chronicle records the death of Athelstan, who was Guthrum”
How Alfred the Great saved the Anglo-Saxons from the Vikings
HistoryExtra podcast · Apr 2026
“and also the Anglo-Saxon chronicles in its various versions”
The rise of Alfred the Great
HistoryExtra podcast · Apr 2026
“the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, and I think Asser as well, who later writes The Life of King Alfred”
A new take on the battle of Hastings
HistoryExtra podcast · Apr 2026
“Is it just the Anglo-Saxon chronicle or are there other ones involved as well”
How the Vikings pushed Anglo-Saxon England to the brink
HistoryExtra podcast · Apr 2026
“Yeah, so we get the name pretty much from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, which is a collection of annals”