Cambrian Medieval Celtic Studies

(formerly Cambridge Medieval Celtic Studies)

http://www.ucc.ie/celt/cmcs.html

• Kathleen Hughes, 'The Celtic Church: is this a valid concept?', CMCS 1 (1981) 1-20

• Padel, O. J., 'The Cornish background of the Tristan stories', CMCS 1 (1981) 53-81

• Jacobs, Nicolas, 'The Old English heroic tradition in the light of Welsh evidence', CMCS 2 (1981) 9-20

• Gillies, William, 'Arthur in Gaelic tradition. Part I: Folktales and Ballads', CMCS 2 (1981) 47-72

• Nic Ghiollamhaith, Aoife, 'Dynastic warfare and historical writing in North Munster, 1276--1350', CMCS 2 (1981) 73-89

• Wailes, Bernard 'The Irish "royal sites" in history and archaeology', CMCS 3 (1982) 1-29

• Jackson, Kenneth, 'Varia: II. Gildas and the names of the British princes', CMCS 3 (1982) 30-40

• Gillies, William, 'Arthur in Gaelic tradition. Part II: Romances and Learned Lore', CMCS 3 (1982) 41-75

• Dumville, David N., 'The "six" sons of Rhodri Mawr: a problem in Asser's Life of King Alfred', CMCS 4 (1982) 5-18

• Sharpe, Richard, 'St Patrick and the see of Armagh', CMCS 4 (1982) 33-59

• Stevenson, Jane 'Ascent through the heavens, from Egypt to Ireland', CMCS 5 (1983) 21-35

• Sims-Williams, Patrick, 'Gildas and the Anglo-Saxons', CMCS 6 (1983) 1-30

• Burnett, Charles S. F., 'Arabic divinatory texts and Celtic folklore: a comment on the theory and practice of scapulimancy in western Europe', CMCS 6 (1983) 31-42

• Gerriets, Marilyn, 'Economy and society: clientship according to the Irish laws', CMCS 6 (1983) 43-61

• Cheney, C. R., 'Manx synodal statutes, A.D. 1230(?)--1351. Part I: Introduction to the Latin texts', CMCS 7 (1984) 63-89

• Padel, O. J., 'Geoffrey of Monmouth and Cornwall', CMCS 8 (1984) 1-28

• Cheney, C. R., 'Manx Synodal Statutes A.D. 1230(?)--1351. Part II: Translation of Latin Texts', CMCS 8 (1984) 51-63

• Russell, Paul, 'Recent work on British Latin', CMCS 9 (1985) 19-29

• Wright, Neil, 'Did Gildas read Orosios?', CMCS 9 (1985) 31-42

• Okasha, Elisabeth, 'The Non-Ogam inscriptions of Pictland', CMCS 9 (1985) 43-69

• Lapidge, Michael. 'A seventh-century Insular Latin debate poem on divorce', CMCS 10 (1985) 1-23

• Dumville, David N., 'Late-seventh- or eighth-century evidence of the British transmission of Pelagius', CMCS 10 (1985) 39-52

• Johnston, David, 'Iolo Goch and the English: Welsh poetry and politics in the fourteenth century', CMCS 12 (1986) 73-98

• Gerriets, Marilyn, 'Kingship and exchange in pre-Viking Ireland', CMCS 13 (1987) 39-72

• Harvey, Anthony, 'Early literacy in Ireland: the evidence from ogam', CMCS 14 (1987) 1-15

• Koch, John T., 'A Welsh window on the Iron age: Manawydan, Mandubracios', CMCS 14 (1987) 17- 52

• Ó Concheanainn, Tomás, 'A Connacht medieval literary heritage: texts derived from Cín Drommo Snechtai through Leabhar na hUidhre', CMCS 16 (1988) 1-40

• Ó Riain, Pádraig, 'Sanctity and politics in Connacht c. 1100: the case of St Fursa', CMCS 17 (1989) 1-14

• Hamp, Eric P., 'The Laud herbal glossary and English-Celtic contacts', CMCS 18 (1989) 113-16

• Ford, Patrick K., 'The blind, the dumb, and the ugly: aspects of poets and their craft in Early Ireland and Wales', CMCS 19 (1990) 27-40

• Stacey, Robin Chapman, 'Ties that bind: immunities in Irish and Welsh law', CMCS 20 (1990) 39-60

• Toorians, Lauran, 'Wizo Flandrensis and the Flemish settlement in Pembrokeshire', CMCS 20 (1990) 99-118

• Duffy, Seán, 'The Bruce brothers and the Irish Sea world, 1306--29', CMCS 21 (1991) 55-86

• Higham, Nicholas John, 'Gildas, Roman walls, and British dykes', CMCS 22 (1991) 1-14

• Sims-Williams, Patrick, 'The submission of Irish kings in fact and fiction: Henry II Bendigeidfran, and dating of The Four Branches of the Mabinogi', CMCS 22 (1991) 31-61

• Howlett, David, 'Orationes Moucani: Early Cambro-Latin prayers', CMCS 24 (1993) 55- 74

• Brown, Alan K., 'Old Irish astal, Old English *stel: the common etymology', CMCS 24 (1993) 75-92

• Pryce, Huw, 'The church of Trefeglwys and the end of the "Celtic" charter tradition in twelfth-century Wales', CMCS 25 (1993) 15-54

• Mac Shamhráin, A. S., 'The Uí Muiredaig and the abbacy of Glendalough in the eleventh to thirteenth centuries', CMCS 25 (1993) 55-75

• Rowland, Jenny, 'Old Welsh Franc: an Old English borrowing?', CMCS 26 (1993) 21-25

• McCarthy, Daniel, 'The origin of the Latercus paschal cycle of the Insular Celtic churches', CMCS 28 (1994) 25-49

• Flanagan, Marie Therese, 'Historia Gruffud vab Kenan and the origins of Balrothery, Co. Dublin', CMCS 28 (1994) 71-94

• Corthals, Johan, 'Early Irish retoirics, and their Late Antique background', CMCS 31 (1996) 17-36

• Thornton, David E., 'Locusts in Ireland? A problem in the Welsh and Frankish annals', CMCS 31 (1996) 37-53

• Parsons, David, 'British Carat?cos, Old English Cerdic', CMCS 33 (Summer 1997) 1-8

• Meek, Donald E., '"Norsemen and Noble Stewards": The MacSween Poem in the Book of the Dean of Lismore', CMCS 34 (Winter 1997) 1-50

• Ireland, Colin, 'Penance and Prayer in Water: An Irish Practice in Northumbrian Hagiography', CMCS 34 (Winter 1997) 51-66

• Young, Simon, 'Donatus, Bishop of Fiesole 829-76, and the Cult of St Brigit in Italy', CMCS 35 (Summer 1998) 13-26

• Howlett, David, 'Insular Acrostics, Celtic Latin Colophons', CMCS 35 (Summer 1998) 27-44

• Sims-Williams, Patrick, 'Celtomania and Celtoscepticism', CMCS 36 (Winter 1998) 1-36

• Ross, Alasdair, '"Harps of Their Owne Sorte"? A Reassessment of Pictish Chordophone Depictions', CMCS 36 (Winter 1998) 37-60

• Isaac, G.R., 'Gweith Gwen Ystrat and the Northern Heroic Age of the Sixth Century', CMCS 36 (Winter 1998) 61-70

• Ó Mainnín, Mícheál B., '"The Same in Origin and in Blood": Bardic Windows on the Relationship between Irish and Scottish Gaels, c.1200-1650', CMCS 38 (Winter 1999) 1-52

• McKee, Helen, 'Scribes and Glosses from Dark Age Wales: The Cambridge Juvencus Manuscript', CMCS 39 (Summer 2000) 1-22

Other journals: (samplings of relevant articles)

Studia Celtica

The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies

Edited by J. Beverley Smith, Miranda J. Aldhouse Green, W. J. Mahon and Peter

Wynn Thomas

http://www.uwp.co.uk/book_desc/sc.html

VOLUME XXXIII (1999)

• Spirantization and Nasalization in British PETER SCHRIJVER
• The Use of Timber in Iron Age Defences W. H. MANNING
• Recent Discoveries in the Vicinity of Castell Collen Roman Fort Radnorshire J. E. BRITNELL et al.
• Deities with Gallo-British Names Recorded in Inscriptions from Roman Britain M. J. ALDHOUSE GREEN and M. E. RAYBOULD
• The Bradwell Mount and the Use of Millefiori in Post-Roman Britain LLOYD LAING
• Structural Sketches of Middle Welsh Syntax (II) ARIEL SHISHA-HALEVY
• Fact and Fiction in Thirteenth-Century Gwynedd: The Aberconwy Charters CHARLES INSLEY
• Cae Llys, Rhosyr: A Court of the Princes of Gwynedd NEIL JOHNSTONE
• Deuddeg Rhinwedd Croen Neidr JON COE
• Transhumance and Place-Names: An Aspect of Early Ordnance Survey Mapping on the Black Mountain Commons,
• Carmarthenshire ANTHONY WARD
• A Late Third-Century Coin Hoard from Mid-Wales J. L. DAVIES and T. G. DRIVER
• Two Old Welsh Notes A. FALILEYEV
NÉCROLOGIE: J. E. Caerwyn Williams (PROINSIAS MAC CANA)

THE WELSH HISTORY REVIEW

Editor: Kenneth O. Morgan. Assistant Editor: Ralph A. Griffiths

Editorial Board:

Professor R. R. DAVIES FBA (Chichele Professor), All Souls College, Oxford

Professor R. J. EVANS FBA (Regius Professor), Oriel College, Oxford

Professor ALED JONES (Sir John Williams Professor), University of Wales, Aberystwyth

Dr. HUW PRYCE, University of Wales, Bangor

http://www.swan.ac.uk/uwp/whr.htm

(usually about one medieval topic per issue)

• ‘The March of Wales: A Question of Terminology,’ Kevin Mann (Volume 18 Part 1 June 1996)
• ‘A Question of Culture: The Welsh Church and the Bishopric of St. Asaph,’ Matthew Cragoe (Volume 18 Part 2 December 1996)
• ‘Maredudd Ab Owain (d.999): The Most Famous King Of The Welsh,’ David E. Thornton (Volume 18 Part 4 December 1997)
• ‘Owain Gwynedd And Louis VII: The Franco-Welsh Diplomacy Of The First Prince Of Wales,’ Huw Pryce (Volume 19 Part 1 June 1998)
‘Gruffydd ap Cynan and the Hiberno-Norse World,’ David Wyatt (Volume 19 Part 4 December 1999)

More journals:

Scottish Historical Review

http://www.eup.ed.ac.uk/newweb/journals/Historical/

Scottish Studies

VOLUME 1 (1957)

• ‘Scotsmen and Norsemen: Cultural Relations in the North Sea Area,’ R. Th. Christiansen

VOLUME 6 (1962)

• ‘Rural Settlement in Central and Eastern Scotland: The Medieval Experience,’ G.W.S. Barrow
• ‘An Aberdeen White Paternoster,’ H Henderson
• ‘Severed Heads in Wells: An aspect of the Well Cult,’ A. Ross
• ‘The Scandinavian Settlements in the North and West of Scotland,’ A.B. Taylor

VOLUME 27 (1983)

• ‘The Childhood of Scottish Christianity: A Note on Some Place Name Evidence,’ G.W.S. Barrow
• ‘Popular Courts in Early Medieval Scotland: Some Suggested Place-Name Evidence – Additional Note,’ G.W.S. Barrow (orig. article Vol. 25 1981)
• Knapdale Dedications to a Leinster Saint: Sculpture, Hagiography and Oral Tradition,’ Douglas MacLean

VOLUME 28 (1987)

• ‘Geasa and Álög: Magic Formulae and Perilous Quests in Gaelic and Norse, Rosemary Power

VOLUME 29 (1989)

• O’Donnell Lecture 1985: ‘Celtic Law and Scots Law: Survival and Integration,’ W.D.H. Sellar
• ‘Vita Merlini Silvestris,’ Winifred and John MacQueen

VOLUME 30 (1991)

• ‘The Clàrsach and the Clàrsair,’ John Bannerman
• ‘Sgeulachd a’ Chait Bhig ‘s a’ Chait Mhór: A Gaelic Variant of The Two Travellers (AT613),’ John Shaw

VOLUME 32 (1993-98)

• ‘The Traditional Rural Community in Norway: Institutional Network and Social Groupings,’ Rigmor F Holmsen

VOLUME 33 (1999)

• ‘Scottish Fairs and Fair-Names,’ Ronald I M Black

Scotia

VOLUME XI (1987)

• ‘Assumptions about Plague in Late Medieval Scotland,’ Audrey-Beth Fitch

VOLUME XII (1988)

• ‘Social Banditry on the Anglo-Scottish Border in the Late Middle Ages,’ Patricia J Bradley

VOLUME XV (1991)

• ‘The Conquest of the Picts in Early Scottish Literature,’ Benjamin T Hudson

VOLUME XXII (1998)

• ‘After Braveheart” Recent Writing on Medieval Scottish History,’ J.S. Hamilton

The Journal of Irish Archaeology

VOLUME 1 (1983)

• ‘Rathcroghan – A Royal Site in Connacht,’ John Waddell
• ‘Some “Early” Ring-forts and Crannogs,’ C.J. Lynn
• ‘An Early Irish Law Tract on the Blacksmith’s Forge,’ B.G. Scott

VOLUME 2 (1984)

• ‘The Origins of the Irish,’ J.P. Mallory

VOLUME 3 (1985/6)

• ‘Church Building in Fourteenth Century Ireland to the “Gaelic Revival”,’ T.E. McNeill

VOLUME 5 (1989-90)

• ‘Early Castles in Leinster,’ T.E. McNeill

VOLUME 6 (1991-2)

• ‘Coiled Armrings – A Hiberno-Viking Silver Armring Type,’ J. Sheehan

VOLUME 8 (1997)

• ‘Lagore Crannóg and non-ferrous metalworking in Early Historic Ireland,’ M. Comber

VOLUME 9 (1998)

• ‘The Early Medieval Activity at Dalkey Island, Co. Dublin: A Re-assessment,’ Ian Doyle
‘Forts and Fields: A Study of “Monastic Towns” in Seventh and Eighth Century Ireland,’ Catherine Swift

Archaeologia Cambrensis

VOLUME CXLIV (1995)

• Presidential Address: ‘The Exploration and Excavation of Cistercian Sites in Wales,’ D.H. Williams
• “The Castle and Borough of Wiston, Pembrokeshire,’ Kenneth Murphy
• ‘The Defences of Twelfth –Century Deheubarth and the Castle Strategy of the Lord Rhys,’ Roger Turvey

VOLUME CXLV (1996)

• ‘Late Roman and Post-Roman Caerwent: Some Evidence for Metalwork,’ Jeremy Knight

Studia Hibernica

Nos. 22-23 (1982-3)

• ‘Irish Narrative Poetry after 1200 AD,’ Pádraig A Breatnach
• ‘The Nature of the Medieval Frontier,’ P.J. Duffy

No. 24 (1984-8)

• ‘The Origins of Poetry: Points of Comparison between Ireland and Early Greece,’ Máire Mhac an tSaoi

No. 27 (1993)

• ‘The De Pitchford Family in Thirteenth Century Ireland,’ Brendan Smith

No. 28 (1994)

• ‘Bishops in the Early Irish Churh: A Reassessment,’ Colmán Etchingham
• ‘Does the Armorican Forest Hold the Key to Saint Patrick’s Escape?’

Raymond N. Keogh

No. 29 (1995-7)

‘The transformation of Non-Irish Narratives into an Irish Context: Uilliam Mac An Lega’s Early Modern Irish Adaptation of the Story of Hercules,’ (SORRY!! I’ve forgotten to copy down the author’s name!)

Irish Historical Studies

VOLUME XXX no117 (May 1996)

• ‘King John’s Expedition to Ireland, 1210: The Evidence Considered,’ Seán Duffy

VOLUME XXX no 118 (Nov. 1996)

• ‘Clann Eruilb: Irish or Scandinavian?’ David E. Thornton

VOLUME XXX no 120 (Nov. 1997)

• ‘Internecine Warfare and the Decline of the House of Desmond, c.15100-c.1541,’ Anthony M. McCormack

VOLUME XXXI no 121 (May 1998)

• ‘Reassessing the Irish “Monastic Town”,’ Mary A. Valante

VOLUME XXXI no 122 (Nov. 1998)

• ‘The Appointment of Octavian de Palatio as Archbishop of Armagh, 1477-8,’ Mario A. Sughi

VOLUME XXXI no 124 (Nov. 1999)

• ‘The Collapse of the Gaelic World, 1450-1650,’ Steven Ellis
• ‘Women and the Irish Chancery Court in the Late Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Century,’ Mary O’Donal

Website listing Irish Historical and Archaeological Journals:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~tbreen/journals.html

Website for Irish Journals:

http://www.searcs-web.com/journals.html

Website on Medieval Scotland (incls. Bibliography):

http://www.medievalscotland.org

Chris Grooms’ Website (Welsh Bibliography, Texts, etc.):

http://jade.ccccd.edu/grooms/cgfr.htm

National Library of Wales

http://www.llgc.org.uk/

Website for the Discovery Programme in Ireland (Archaeology and History – hillforts, settlements, etc)

http://www.discoveryprogramme.ie/Research_Area/Research_Current.htm

Canolfan Uwchefrydiau Cymreig a Cheltaidd Prifysgol Cymru / University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies

http://www.aber.ac.uk/~awcwww/