Anglo-Saxon England

An outline of the history of Britain from the end of the Roman rule (A.D. 410) to the coming of the Normans (A.D. 1066), incorporating the results of recent archaeological research. Includes migrations from the Anglo-Saxon homelands, Saxon communities and craftsmanship, the early churches and Christianity, Viking attacks, King Alfred, the formation of England, revival of learning, Canute, Trelleborg and trade with the Continent.