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the normans the norman invasion and conquest of england in the year 1066, the saxon-dane rulers of england were overthrown and replaced by new invaders.... the normans by the end of the year, the old king was gone and the fate of the country was changed for ever. history of the normans continuing the on-going history of the british isles, this site looks at the effects and changes brought in by the norman invasion. when william defeated harold in ad 1066, the future of the isles took a major change. for hundreds of years to come, it would be embroiled in wars in europe and the holy lands. civil unrest would be rife and the once proud traditions of the saxons would be ground under the stone of a network of castles that covered the country. however, there is much more to the new rule than this gloomy picture paints! the normans brought a whole new society which made the country what it is today. norman life the normans had an interesting mix of cultures. historically, they were a combination of viking settlers who had married into the local frankish cultures and as a result their society was a conglomerate of the two. as befits their descendancy from the vikings, the normans were a warlike culture and prized mounted soldiers. the norman cavalry were to form the basis for medieval knights and what we now look at as "chivalry" stems from the norman codes of conduct on the battlefield. the normans were more than just mobile killing machines (although they excelled at this), and with their invasion of england they brought in some fantasic examples of architecture and style. as they were devout folowers of the medieval christian church, the best examples of norman style can be found in the churches and chapels that still exist all over the country...< read more >... norman warfare the normans brought with them a wholly new form of warfare. the saxons and, before them, the celts had largely depended on armies of "brave warriors" who would band together to fight the enemy. often battles were resolved through one on one fights between clan heroes. (very similar to classical era greeks). the normans had a warfare style that evolved from their norse roots and was heavily influenced by the european wars of the 9th and 10th centuries ad and the frankish kings like charlemagne. this resulted in the norman armies being very organised and disciplined. the mainstay of the army was the heavy foot soldier, although the nobles and leaders were always mounted on powerful horses. during the middle-medieval period the status symbol of horses became firmly rooted and even today people think of owning a horse as being something the "rich" do in addition to the new forms of combat, the normans brought with them a brand new way of defending territory. the saxons were from a culture of mobile raiders and as such tended to not rely on heavy defensive structures as we think of them today. most saxon strongholds were hill forts similar to the ones the celts used, or where they had taken over an old roman fortification the saxons would shore up the walls and reuse it. in the mainstream of saxon culture, it was wrong to attack the settlements where people lived (raids, however, were common place) and battles were always fought in open ground. this changed with the arrival of the normans. they brought with them the massive stone structures we still see today. norman castles were a stamp of authority as much as a defensive structure and the conquerors spent little time building hundreds of them accross the country...< more soon >... search the norman history site if you cant find what you are looking for here, you can search either this site or the whole internet - just enter your search terms and press "google search". if you want to look over this site's contents then check out our norman history site map . sorry there is currently a fault with the search for this site. we hope to have it back online soon. xhtml css cc 508 aaa site map etrusia - british history online - normans home page who were the normans. a common misconception today is that the normans were "french." strictly speaking this is not true although it is a widely held belief and, like most beliefs, has some basis in fact. the name "normans" comes from the term "norsemen" and was applied to the vikings who sailed from scandinavia, raided the frankish kingdom and eventually settled. during the 8th and 9th centuries, it was very common for vikings to raid then settle in new lands, and from the frankish point of view, it must have been easier to give them the land... <read more> ... etrusia - norman links home page search site map who were the normans? our articles the norman timeline norman kings motte and bailey castles medieval castles rss feed etrusia archives etrusia archives « norman archives coming soon » resources explore a viking village bbc - norman conquests medieval weapons about us this site has been designed by compuskills for etrusia . if you wish to contribute then email [email protected] . all information is checked for accuracy as much as possible, and any contributions should include references where appropriate. --

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Domain name:
etrusia.co.uk

Registrant:
Tarot Wake

Registrant type:
UK Individual

Registrant's address:
The registrant is a non-trading individual who has opted to have their
address omitted from the WHOIS service.

Data validation:
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Registrar:
1 & 1 Internet SE [Tag = 1AND1]
URL: https://www.1and1.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: 11-Aug-2003
Expiry date: 11-Aug-2017
Last updated: 07-Jan-2016

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

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SERVERS

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  ARGS etrusia.co.uk

  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

OWNER

  ORGANIZATION Tarot Wake

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ADDRESS
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DOMAIN

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  CREATED 2003-08-11

  CHANGED 2016-01-07

STATUS
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  NS10.SCHLUND.DE 217.160.81.135

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