The Mahalo Top 7
- Wikipedia: Norman Conquest of England
- Essential Norman Conquest: The History of the Norman Invasion in 1066
- From Dot To Domesday: The Norman Conquest
- Eyewitness to History: Invasion of England, 1066
- Britain's Bayeaux Tapestry: The Story of William the Conqueror and Harold, Earl of Wessex
- BBC History: Conquest History Trail
- Norman Conquest School Site: Introduction
Norman Conquest of 1066 Background and Causes
- BBC: Background to the Conquest
- BBC: Anglo-Saxon Isle of Wight: 900 - 1066 AD
- Battle of Hastings: 1066 Chapters
- MSN Encarta: Norman Conquest
- Channel 4: The French Connection
Norman Conquest of 1066 Central Figures
Edward the Confessor
- Wikipedia: Edward the Confessor
- BBC: Edward the Confessor
- Cambridge University Library: The Life of King Edward the Confessor
- History of the Monarchy: Edward III 'The Confessor'
William, Duke of Normandy
- Wikipedia: William I of England
- BBC: William the Conqueror
- Google Book Search: William the Conqueror: The Norman Impact Upon England
- The Domesday Book Online: William the Conqueror
- Project Gutenberg: William the Conqueror by E. A. Freeman
Harold Godwinson
- Wikipedia: Harold Godwinson
- Regia Anglorum: The Story of the House of Godwin
- From Dot to Domesday: Harold: This Insane Englishman
- Hereford Heritage: King Harold II
Harold Hardrada
- Wikipedia: Harald III of Norway
- Wikisource: Saga of Harald Hardrade: Part I
- Biography.com: Harald III Sigurdsson
Norman Conquest of 1066 Images and Media
- Google Image Search: Norman Conquest of 1066
- YouTube: Bayeux Tapestry (Time 04:15)
- YouTube: The Norman Conquest (Time: 5:04)
- YouTube: Battle of Hastings (Time: 3:51)
- Wikipedia: 1066 and All That
- BBC History: The Battle of Hastings Game
Norman Conquest of 1066 Books and Research
- Google Book Search: Norman Conquest of 1066 Books
- Questia: The Norman Conquest of the North
- Questia: The Conquest of England
- Project Gutenberg: The History of England from the Norman Conquest by George Burton Adams
- Project Gutenberg: Wulf the Saxon by G. A. Henty
- Amazon.com: Norman Conquest of 1066 Books
- Secrets of the Norman Invasion: Introduction
Norman Conquest of 1066 Timeline
- January 1066: Edward the Confessor dies, leaving 3 men with claim to the English throne: King Harald III of Norway, William, Duke of Normandy, and Harold Godwinson
- September 1066: King Harald III of Norway invades Northern England
- September 20, 1066: Harald defeats the Northern Earls Edwin and Morcar at the Battle of Fulford
- September 25, 1066: Harold Godwinson defeats King Harald III of Norway at Battle of Stamford Bridge
- September 28, 1066: William, Duke of Normandy lands at Pevensey with invasion forces
- September 29, 1066: Normans build pre-fabricated fortress
- September 30, 1066: Norman forces head east to Hastings
- October 1, 1066: Local people alienated by reports of brutal acts and pillaging by Normans
- October 2, 1066: Local refugees escape as Norman army continues their rampage
- October 4, 1066: Archbishop of Canterbury declares Harold Godwinson the rightful king
- October 5, 1066: Harold rides south, enforcing a military "draft" (fyrd) and picking up troops along the way
- October 6, 1066: Negotiations beetween [Harold and William, Duke of Normandy fail
- October 7, 1066: Forces begin to gather at Hastings
- October 8, 1066: Reports circulate that Harold has been excommunicated by Pope Alexander II
- October 9. 1066: Harold's brother Gyrth offers to lead the army; offer rejected by Harold
- October 10: 1066: Army prepares to march to Hastings
- October 11, 1066: King Harold and the Saxon army begin the march from London
- October 13, 1066: The first of the Saxons arrive; scouts confirm Norman presence of 7,500 men
- October 14, 1066: William, Duke of Normandy defeats the Saxons at Battle of Hastings; King Harold is killed in battle
- December 25, 1066: William, Duke of Normandy is crowned William I of England in Westminster Abbey
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