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The Anglo-Saxon Period

The Anglo-Saxon Period. (449-1066). Ancient Britain. Originally inhabited by the Celtic peoples, who came from the European continent at an uncertain date . Languages descended from the Celts are still spoken . These surviving languages include Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Welsh.

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Anglo-Saxon and Beowulf Background

Anglo-Saxon and Beowulf Background. Background Information. 30,000 lines of Anglo-Saxon poetry survive today 3, 182 (10%) of the lines are from Beowulf Setting - Denmark and Sweden Author - Unknown, probably a monk Composed in the 7th or 8th century Oldest surviving English poem.

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Anglo-Saxon and Beowulf Background

Anglo-Saxon and Beowulf Background. Background Information. 30,000 lines of Anglo-Saxon poetry survive today 3, 182 (10%) of the lines are from Beowulf Setting - Denmark and Sweden Author - Unknown, probably a monk Composed in the 7th or 8th century Oldest surviving English poem.

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Anglo-Saxon England

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Anglo-Saxon England 450-1066

Anglo-Saxon England 450-1066. Anglo-Saxon Background Christianity and Old English Culture. I. Anglo-Saxon England A. Background. 1. Desired by many 2. Hardships & new cultures 3. Celts (600 B.C.) a. tribes fought each other = instability b. farming culture.

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Beowulf and Tolkien

Beowulf and Tolkien. Julian and Preston.

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Early Britain

Early Britain A HISTORY OF INVASIONS THE CELTS THE CELTS First appeared in britain around the year 700 b.C. Originated from the north-west of Germany Sophisticated culture THE CELTS Highly advanced weapon-making skills Production of elaborated shaped metal jewellery

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Anglo Saxon Poetry

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Beowulf: History

Beowulf: History. Beowulf is the first great work of English literature Oral epic handed down by story-tellers Composed sometime between 700 A.D. and 750 A.D., although the setting is much older Setting is Northumbria (Northeastern England).

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The Anglo-Saxons and the Island of Britain:

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Beowulf

Beowulf. A View of Anglo-Saxon Culture.

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The DARK AGES - REVISION

The DARK AGES - REVISION. Wks 1-5. CONTENT. Week 1 Fall of the Roman Empire Barbarian Invasions of Rome Week 2 Barbarian Kingdoms The Celts Clovis I King of the Salic Franks - introduction Week 3 Post Roman Britain Anglo-Saxons Alfred the Great - Start. Week 4

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Anglo Saxon Language Change

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Epic

Epic.

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Beowulf 2

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