Island Nation
From Anglos-Saxon to England
Daily Life in Anglo-Saxon England
The origins of the British and British people have long fascinated historians and scientists. Modern genetic and archaeological data paint an interesting yet interesting picture of successive waves of invaders and settlers, including saxophones, Vikings, and Normans. Each wave left its mark on what later became the dominant nation in the British Isles.
In this story, we will trace the roots of the United Kingdom, which focus on the early medieval period between the V and XI centuries. We will look at the major cultural and ethnic influences that came together to shape British culture and society in this important century.
From the first Germanic tribes to settle in ancient England after the collapse of Roman rule to the last successful invasion in 1066, the history of early England represents a history of constant change and assimilation.
The native Celtic tribes of England were under increasing pressure from raiders and settlers in Northern Europe for centuries until the end of Roman control in 410.
