How to pronounce “domesday” in English

But at the front of it, you have this portrait of King Edgar donating the charter-- you can see it in his hand there--And as I said, "Domesday Book" contains this incredible detail covering most of the country, and it

And this was a small club-- it was never larger than 80 people-- who largely connected up by post.They sent around a fanzine they called the "Domesday Book." And the map you see behind them there is from the ninth issue of the "Domesday Book,"and it shows an imaginary land that Gary had devised called the Great Kingdom.

extracts from that poem, The Dream of the Rood, so you see it-- you see poetry on the parchment pages but also on the stone.And right at the end of the exhibition, we have "Domesday "Book, the most famous book, I think, in English history.And of course, this isn't an Anglo-Saxon manuscript either.

it'll be because he's running out of time and vise versa.OK. For those of you interested in big data, "Domesday Book" is big data for Anglo-Saxon England.Seriously, it's extraordinary. OK.

But at the front of it, you have this portrait of King Edgar donating the charter-- you can see it in his hand there--Thank you. So I showed before an image of "Domesday Book," which is near the end of the exhibition.

It was written up in 1086, and it's on loan to us from the National Archives.And it's famous as a product of Norman control and efficiency, but actually, "Domesday Book" tells us so muchthat we can't see from any other source about the landscape and the organization and the wealth of late Anglo-Saxon