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Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse &#38; Celtic, University of CambridgeDirecteur/Director : Love Rosalind (rcl10@cam.ac.uk)Coordonnées/Contact details : Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, 9 West Road, Cambridge CB3 9DPDescription :The field of study covered by the Department of ASNC (and so by our undergraduates and graduate students) comprises four 'historical' subject-areas, complemented by five vernacular 'language and literature' subject-areas. There is also a paper on 'Palaeography and codicology', involving the study of insular manuscripts.Four 'historical' subject-areas :1. Anglo-Saxon England2. Scandinavia in the Viking Age3. The Brittonic-speaking peoples (Brittany, Cornwall, Wales, Pictish Kingdoms and northern British Kingdoms)4. The Gaelic-speaking peoples (Ireland, the Isle of Man and western Scotland)Five vernacular 'language and literature' subject-areas :1. Old English2. Old Norse3. Medieval Welsh4. Medieval Irish5. Insular LatinAdditional subject-area :Palaeography and codicologyProjets de recherche/Research projects :- Converting the Isles- The Hyperborean Muse- Skaldic Poetry of the Scandinavian Middle Ages- Interpreting Eddic Poetry [Lien/Link : http://www.asnc.cam.ac.uk]