<i>England’s 1100th:</i> Deira and the Idea of Anglo-Saxon Unification

In 927 CE, King Æthelstan brought together the hitherto separate kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxon world. The England’s 1100th project has been created to promote the significance of the anniversary in 2027, eleven centuries after the event. This article briefly reviews some aspects of this event in a Yorkshire context.

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Richard Farndale

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Film Independent (US)

Publication Details

Journal: Yorkshire Archaeological Journal
Published: 2026-07-27
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/00844276.2026.2692264
Primary Topic: Medieval Literature and History
Type: article
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England’s 1100th: Deira and the Idea of Anglo-Saxon Unification

Richard Farndale

Jul 27, 2026

Yorkshire Archaeological Journal

Medieval Literature and History

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England’s 1100th: Deira and the Idea of Anglo-Saxon Unification

Richard Farndale

July 27, 2026article en

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Yorkshire Archaeological Journal

Film Independent (US)

Openalex Percentile: Top 2%

Medieval Literature and History

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