What happened to the Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings? The Vikings and Anglo-Saxons both lived in Britain for many years. Find out what happened to them. An introduction to Viking Britain Learn about ...

Vikings, you’d better beware! Fight with me, if you dare! I’m a fearsome foe but my rule is fair! When hear me coming play a big fanfare! The arrival of the Anglo-Saxons in England as invaders ...

Louis died in 840 A.D. Overall, Diinhoff said that trade between the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings was not uncommon, though not all "trade" was necessarily voluntary. He believes that the coins in the ...

Historians believed the coins were Anglo-Saxon and to have been hidden by a Viking. One of them was a double-headed coin, showing two rulers of England - Alfred the Great, who ruled Wessex ...

England was split into several Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. Along with Kent, the kingdoms included Mercia, Northumbria, East Anglia, and Wessex. The kingdoms eventually united to fight against Viking ...

Dating back to the eigth century, Offa's Dyke is a tangible sign of the emergence of a distinct Welsh identity. An earth ...

These Columban monasteries played a leading role in the expansion of Christianity; they converted the Picts and restored Christianity to Anglo-Saxon Northumbria in the ... tucked in their belts. The ...

AS you drive into the area west of Dumfries even today, there is a sense of other-worldliness as you proceed into ...

The Kingdom of the Kentish, known today as the Kingdom of Kent, was one of the great seven Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of England ... Hengist and Oisc would go on to fight several more battles with the ...