Cambridge University connects communities with Domesday
When William the Conqueror wanted to consolidate his power over his new English subjects he created the Domesday Book.
It was a comprehensive list of who owned all property and livestock.
Now Cambridge University historians have digitised the information in an interactive website.
"It's possible for anyone to do in a few seconds what it has taken scholars weeks to achieve," said Dr Stephen Baxter, a co-director of the project....
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It was a comprehensive list of who owned all property and livestock.
Now Cambridge University historians have digitised the information in an interactive website.
"It's possible for anyone to do in a few seconds what it has taken scholars weeks to achieve," said Dr Stephen Baxter, a co-director of the project....