ASNaC

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ASNaCAnglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic (Cambridge University)
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Editorial Note: Hannah Whittock has an Master's Degree in Philosophy from Cambridge in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic studies.
The Vikings: From Odin to Christ
Professor Paul Russell, from the University of Cambridge's department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic studies, and PhD student Myriah Williams have worked on finding the manuscript's secrets using different imaging techniques for three years.
Secret faces revealed in medieval Black Book
Dr Flechner is a research fellow at Cambridge University's Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic.
Ireland's St Patrick was slave trader; HISTORY
Bolton, now a manuscript specialist for Sotheby's, took his doctorate in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at Cambridge and is eminently qualified to take on the study of Cnut's government in all the areas under his control.
The empire of Cnut the Great; conquest and the consolidation of power in Northern Europe in the early eleventh century
The seven, with subject and college in brackets, are Michael Armitage, 17 (politics, philosophy and economics, Balliol, Oxford); James Dibb-Simkin, 17 (economics, Queens, Cambridge); Laura Evans, 19 (Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Trinity Hall, Cambridge); Ben Franklin, 18 (earth sciences, Exeter, Oxford); Clare Harris, 17, (law, Trinity Hall College, Cambridge); William Mack, 17, (classics, Corpus Christi, Oxford); Rowena Scar-brough, 17, (French and Czech, New, Oxford).
Magnificent Seven head for Oxbridge
Andy Orchard, who is a university lecturer at Cambridge, in the department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Studies, has produced a most valuable resource for anyone interested in Nordic myth.
Norses for courses; Dictionary of Norse Myth and Legend. By Andy Orchard. (Cassell pounds 12.99). Reviewed by Monica Foot
Rhodri is in his first year reading Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at Gonville and Caius College.
'If I can fit in at Cambridge, anyone can'
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