Domesday: the Inquest and the Book
Domesday Databases
Perceptions of Insanity in Medieval England
The Hundred Rolls
Pre-Conquest Nottingham
Talking to Others: the Domesday Inquest
Domesday Texts
Little Domesday Book, Norfolk
The Congleton Charters
The Digital Domesday
The Ploughland and the Plough: Some Thoughts on a Domesday Conundrum
Domesday Now? Some Heretical Thoughts on the Nature of Domesday Data
From Davenport to Industrialization: Congleton People in Power
Domesday Boroughs: a Red Herring?
Inquests in Medieval England
The Danes and the Making of the Kingdom of the English
Wallingford: the Domesday Borough
Wallingford: the Borough and the Shire
Honour and Borough: the Anatomy of a Royal Town
Domesday and the Making of Norman England
A Tale of Two Towns and Two Castles: Nottingham and Wallingford Compared
The Domesday Inheritance
Domesday Bourne and Beyond: the origins of a fen edge town
McLuhan Meets the Master: Scribal Devices in Great Domesday Book
A hidage to nothing? Military organization and the origins of the shires in southern England
To the Manor Born: Eleventh-Century Sokemen and Freemen Revisited
An Englishman's Home: the Early Castles of Lincolnshire
Domesday: the Inquest and the Book in Perspective
A Tenacious Stock: Sokemen and the Origins of the Lincolnshire Yeomanry
Sitting on the fence: the Staffordshire Hoard find site in context
Stamford in Domesday Book
The Domesday Texts Project
Domesday Tamworth: a Ghost in the Book
Unequal Partners in Government? Domesday Moneyers