The Domesday Book - compiled in 1085-6 - is one of the ... and recently renamed the National Archives. The official who wrote Dialogue of the Exchequer in 1179 wrote that 'just as the sentence ...

The "Great Domesday Book," as it was later named ... their own ideas of law and justice a matter of public record," Symes wrote. "This is documentation of the trauma of conquest.

Most modern historians believe that in the late summer of 1086, Scribe A sat down and wrote the bulk of what was then called the Book of Winchester, now known as the Domesday Book. And despite the ...

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NARRATOR:The information that the Commissioners gather is written in Latin by Monks known as ‘Scribes’, into what becomes called, ‘The Domesday Book’. NARRATOR:Dom means judgement in old ...

The survey mostly involved school children, who wrote about everything ... which was called the ‘BBC Domesday Project’, in homage to the Domesday Book, one of the earliest UK national surveys ...

The Middle Ages met the Internet age Friday when the Domesday Book — a survey of England conducted almost 1,000 years ago — went online. The book, a record of the people and lands ruled by ...

The Little Domesday Book likely was an earlier draft ... "It is finished," scribes often wrote when they finished a section, referencing Jesus' last words on the cross. [corrected] Another ...

The Domesday Book, the oldest and most famous public record in Britain, is now available online The Domesday Book is available free online for the first time after the 900-year-old parchment ...