Akeld : The History
Standard works : NCH XI (1922), 229-40; Dixon 1985 II, 21-2.
Akeld : Prehistory
- Akeld : Palaeolithic and Mesolithic (500,000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Akeld : Neolithic Period (c. 5000 BC – 2000 BC)
- Akeld : Bronze Age (2000 BC – 700 BC)
- Akeld : Iron Age (700 BC – AD 70)
- Akeld : Romano-British Period and After (AD 70-500)
Early Medieval Glendale
- Early Medieval Glendale
- Shires and Concept of the 'Multiple Estate'
- Maelmin, Milfield and Akeld Strother
Township and Parish, Barony and Manor
Before examining the medieval village community of Akeld in detail, it is necessary to outline the various different territorial units within which it was incorporated, and which provided the framework for the development of the village. Each of these units related to a different aspect of the settlement's communal relations, both internal and external.
- Akeld Township and Kirknewton Parish
- The Barony of Wooler and Manor of Akeld
- Akeld : From Thane To Knight
Akeld : The Medieval Village
- Medieval Akeld : Population And Tenancies
- Medieval Akeld : Layout Of The Village
- Medieval Akeld : Chapel
- Medieval Akeld : Mill
- Medieval Akeld : Bastle
- Akeld Bastle : Description
Akeld: Later History
- Akeld : Remodelling The Township: Landholding, Farm Tenancies And Field Enclosure
- Akeld : Remodelling The Village
- Akeld : 19th Century Population
- Akeld : Watermills
- Akeld : Transport and Communications
- The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway
- Akeld : In The 20th Century
