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Category Archives: Spelthorne
From Eliopoleos to Sunbury-on-Thames, and the mystery of ‘sunnan hyg’
A couple of years ago, in my first flush of excitement at doing a Master’s degree involving a substantial slice of Old English, I wrote two blog posts linking the Surrey place-names Wanborough and Clandon with hitherto-unacknowledged literary references from … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, Archaeology, Charters, Church, History, Landscape, Language, Old English, Spelthorne, Sunbury, Surrey, Thames, Walking
Tagged Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxon Charters, charters, Chertsey, Landscape, Literature, Middlesex, Old English, Sunbury, Thames, Westminster
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