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Anglo-Saxon (500-1000)

The Fight For Territory

December 29, 2013June 19, 2020 Jim Keys 0 Comments Aethelbert, Bretwalda, Deusdedit, Dumnonia, Eadbald, Eadric, Eanswith, Eorcenberht, Eormenred, Hlothere, Mellitus, mercia, Paganism, Raedwald, Saebert, Saeweard, saxon, Seaxberh, Sexred, Sigiberht, Swithelm, wessex, wifrithm, Wulfhere, Ymme

By the middle of the seventh century Britain was a patchwork of native and invading communities led by powerful chieftains

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