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by Paula Lofting Picture courtesy of Paula Lofting and Regia Anglorum For those who have not read any of my earlier posts about th...

By Paula Lofting Ælfgifu, or as it was sometimes spelt Alfgyva, or even Ælfgyva as it is on the Bayeux Tapestry, must have been a popular ...

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by Paula Lofting The king with his witan Hexateuch It was March 1055, and as every year, all the nobles in the land that could,...

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By Paula Lofting                         To Wear or not to wear a wimple Boudicca Public Domain Mention women in the early middle a...

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By Paula Lofting Wecome to the concluding part of Ælfgyva: The Mystery Lady of the Bayeux Tapestry. Imagine someone wants to tell you so...