The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle is a set of annals shared by several Old English and Latin manuscripts. The hypothetical first draft is called the common stock, but there are competing theories as to when it was written and what it contained. Source material has been identified for some of its annals, and hypothesized for others based on word choice, geography, and subject matter. Some astronomical annals have also been verified with isotope data and empheris models.

Later annals have been subdivided into the Mercian Register, Abingdon Chronicle, and Northern recension.

Astronomical events
2020 Provenance of the Cross Sign of 806 in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle: A possible Lunar Halo over Continental Europe?. Uchikawa [repository]
2019 The Celestial Sign in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle in the 770s: Insights on Contemporary Solar Activity. Hayakawa [repository]
2012 Astronomical and Atmospheric Observations in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and in Bede. Härke [repository]
2005 Astronomical references in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. Beard [repository]
2002 Astronomical Events Recorded in the Medieval Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. Egler [repository]
1991 Astronomical observations in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Brazell [repository]
1991 The eleven observations of comets between 687 AD and 1114 AD recorded in the Anglo Saxon Chronicle. Mardon [repository]
1911 The solar eclipses of A.D. 540, 664, and 760. Lynn [repository]
1898 Eclipses mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Lynn [repository]
1892 Eclipses mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Lynn [repository]
1873 On the Eclipses mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon chronicles. Johnson [repository]