Editing Rolls of Oléron (section)

===Different sources of origin===
There is some disagreement among historians as to how and when the Rolls of Oléron came into existence. One of the oldest beliefs is that [[Eleanor of Aquitaine]] had the laws written down around 1160 when she returned from the [[Holy Land]].{{sfn|Tetley|2002|p=4}} Another theory is that her son, [[Richard I]], had them written down after his own return from the Holy Land towards the end of the 12th century, but that is highly unlikely.{{sfn|Frankot|2012|p=12-13}} There is no sign in the Rolls that someone as important as a king or queen had anything to do with its creation.{{sfn|Frankot|2012|p=27|loc=footnote 37}}

Some recent historians have argued that the Rolls were written in the 13th century, between 1224 and 1286. {{sfn|Frankot|2012|p=27|loc=footnote 36}}