Anglo-Saxon History

This text assembles a selection of papers that illustrate the range of insights historians have gained about the Anglo-Saxon era over the past thirty-five years. A number of disciplines, such as archaeology, historical geography, numismatics and place-name studies, have contributed to our knowledge of the history of this period. This volume draws on publications in these fields in order to assemble a collection of essays from diverse sources that can serve to provoke new questions and reveal opportunities for further research. The book will be ideal for teachers who wish to introduce students to Anglo-Saxon history.