William the Conqueror's Domesday survey aimed to put every inch of his new kingdom on paper. But medieval England can also be found in the treaties, charters, letters and financial records that all combine to give us a picture of medieval government and medieval life.
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Treasures
Highlights from the collections of The National Archives -
Domesday
A unique record of 11th century England uncoveredKey stage 3 -
Focus on Film
Investigate film as a historical sourceKey stage 2 - 5 -
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Lessons
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A Medieval Mystery
Can you decode the dark secrets of this cartoon?Key stage 3 - 4 -
Domesday Book
What can we learn about England in the 11th century?Key stage 2 - 3 -
Chertsey
What was Chertsey like in the Middle Ages?Key stage 2 - 3
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Workshops
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Domesday Book - Day of Judgement
Keep the greedy Normans from the village's wealth!Key stage 3 -
Crime and Punishment
How have they changed over the centuries?Key stage 3 - 4 -
Symbols of Power
Seals from the time of Edward the Confessor to the presentKey stage 2
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Videoconferences
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Crime and Punishment
How have they changed over the centuries?Key stage 3 - 4 -
Symbols of Power
Seals from the time of Edward the Confessor to the presentKey stage 2
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Virtual classroom
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Crime and Punishment
How have they changed over the centuries?Key stage 3 - 4 -
Symbols of Power
Seals from the time of Edward the Confessor to the presentKey stage 2
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Podcasts
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Two Crowns, One King
Henry V and the Treaty of Troyes get the Past Masters treatmentKey stage 5 -
Was Richard II Mad?
Terry Jones sets out to rescue King Richard II's reputationKey stage 5
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