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the Pewsey Basin gets included as a sub-basin of the Wessex Basin although it actually makes more sense as an extension of the Weald Basin (there's no...

it's a partial lateral equivalent of the Wessex Formation found in the Weald area, rather than the Wessex Basin. The Wealden Group article needs expanding...

strata of both the Wessex Sub-basin and the more northern Weald Sub-basin, we here follow Radley (2004) in restricting the term to the Wessex Formation and...

Brit to Bridport, swinging west and north to Pilsdon, briefly joining the Wessex Ridgeway eastwards before reaching Broadwindsor. From here it continues...

Brit to Bridport, swinging west and north to Pilsdon, briefly joining the Wessex Ridgeway eastwards before reaching Broadwindsor. From here it continues...

But the capital of Engla Land was Winchester, the capital of Wessex. The language of Wessex was not "Englisc" (read "ENNG-lish") but "Seaxonisc" ("SAY-ahx-ohn-ish")...

articles have the same criteria. We'll start the English with -Egbert of Wessex-. GoodDay 18:56, 3 September 2007 (UTC) The English and Scottish kings are...

by the Britons at Charford. The historian Albany Major in Early Wars of Wessex makes the case that the borders of the traditional county of Hampshire probably...

change the date except I don't know when it finally stopped visiting. Also, Wessex Water used to run another boat, (Glen Avon?) that used to run the other...

indeed, why? Or, why stop at Alfred the Great, how about King Cerdic of Wessex? (early sixth century). How long do you want the piece of string to be?...

described as dock and tidal basin or inner and outer basin. My left lock was intended to represent a lock between the dock and tidal basin. I could go and have...

the reign of Edward the Confessor, near the end of the Wessex (Saxon) dynasty; in the "Wessex" article, it's supposedly some vague time "after" the Norman...

Stonehenge is an expession of the Wessex culture. It is not a matter of a bit of Beaker pottery more or less. The Wessex culture IS Bell Beaker culture.Rokus01...

England was in the regnal year of the emperor (Bede tells how Caedwalla of Wessex died in Rome in a regnal year of Justinian II). Urselius 08:58, 13 August...

extended all the way across Southumbria at that point, including Kent, Wessex etc.) File:Monogram of Charlemagne.gif Only a small part of the monogram...

saw it as the hinge in their Normandy defences. To the west, the 43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division, with supporting armour, renewed the fighting to capture...

Brunanburh (prior to this England did not exist, it was the Kingdoms of Wessex, Northumbria, East Anglia, Mercia and Kent, see Heptarchy for more), the...

only two unarmed Saxon tribes arrived by ship in the city of present day Wessex around 460,470AD but Saxony is near Czech Republic?. All English old documents...

Tin jewelry is very common in what are considered bronze-age finds in Wessex. Jacob Haller 16:58, 9 August 2007 (UTC) WIKI as a source? CVH says on WIKI:...

of Great Britain from approximately 519 to the tenth century until the Wessex hegemony became the nucleus for the unification of England. Scandinavia...