N. J. Higham
1951
British archaeologist, historian, and academic.
Books
- King Arthur Pocket GIANTS
- Digital radio faces long haul to become tomorrow's wireless
- The kingdom of Northumbria
- The death of Anglo-Saxon England
- Reading Bede
- The Norman Conquest (Pocket Histories)
- Rome, Britain, and the Anglo-Saxons
- The convert kings
- Re-Reading Bede
- The kingdom of Northumbria, AD 350-1100
- Rome, Britain and the Anglo-Saxons
- Britons in Anglo-Saxon England
- Britons in Anglo-Saxon England
- The changing past
- Mercenary River : Private Greed, Public Good
- King Arthur
- The northern counties to AD 1000
- The English conquest
- (RE-)READING BEDE: THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY IN CONTEXT
- Frontier, forts and farmers
- Britons in Anglo-Saxon England (Publications of the Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies) (Pubns Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies)
- Archaeology of the Roman Empire
- Bede as an oral historian
- The northern counties to AD 1000
- Wilfrid, abbot, bishop, saint
- The Anglo-Saxon world
- King Arthur
- King Arthur
- Edward the Elder
- The Origins of Cheshire (Origins of the Shire)
- An English empire
- Landscape Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England
- A Frontier Landscape
- FRONTIER LANDSCAPE: THE NORTH WEST IN THE MIDDLE AGES
- The Carvetii
- (Re-)reading Bede
- Place-names, language and the Anglo-Saxon landscape
- The origins of Cheshire
- The convert kings
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