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anglo-saxon & old english history and literature pre-historical – 1066 a.d. overview of periods of early english history pre-history—1066 a. d. pre-roman/pre-historical  up to 55 b. c. roman occupation  55 b. c. – 410 a. d. anglo-saxon period  410 – 787 a. d. viking invasions  787 – 1066 a. d. norman conquest begins in 1066 pre-historical / pre-roman stonehenge pre-historical / pre-roman the island we know as england was occupied by a race of people called the celts. one of the tribes was called they brythons or britons (where we get the term britain) the celts were pagans and their religion was know as “animism” a latin word for “spirit.” celts saw spirits everywhere druids were their priests; their role was to go between the gods and the people roman occupation hadrian’s wall important events during roman occupation julius caesar begins invasion/occupation in 55 b.c. occupation …

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nd (but does not fully displace paganism for several hundred years) the anglo-saxon period 410-787 important events in the (first) anglo-saxon period 410- 450 angles and saxons invade from baltic shores of germany, and the jutes invade from the jutland peninsula in denmark the geats are a tribe from jutland nine anglo-saxon kingdoms eventually became the anglo-saxon heptarchy (england not unified), or “seven sovereign kingdoms” anglo-saxon heptarchy heptarchy = seven kingdoms kent essex (east saxon) sussex (south saxon) east anglia northumbria mercia wessex (west saxon) viking invasions 787-1066 vikings by definition, vikings were sea-faring (explorers, traders, and warriors) scandinavians during the 8th through 11th centuries. oddly enough, the anglo-saxon (and jute) heritage was not much different from the vikings’: they, too, were scandinavian invaders. in fact, some vikings were also called “northmen” which is related to yet another culture (this one french) which made conquest of england—the normans, and william …

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s the term for the culture. old english is mainly germanic** in grammar (syntax and morphology) and lexicon (words) the core of our modern english is vastly influenced by this early linguistic “dna” (but even germanic languages derived from a theoretical proto-indo-european language, the grandparent of classical languages such as greek, sanskrit, latin, and german (**remember: vikings were germanic people) lots of dialects of old-english, as one might imagine. this is because there were several separate kingdoms many founded by essentially five or six different cultures: angles, saxons, frisians, jutes, danes, and swedes *alfred the great (ruled from approx. 871-899 a.d.) was one of the first anglo-saxon kings to push vikings back; in fact, he was one of the first kings to begin consolidating power, unifying several of the separate anglo-saxon kingdoms huh? (we better boil those important results down!) lots of ongoing tribal feuds and wars led to . …

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.) anglo-saxon/viking angles, saxons, frisian, and jutes (410-787 viking raids/invasions begin 8th c. and end 10th c. norman invasion/occupation (really in the middle ages) battle of hastings in 1066, then about four centuries of french rule —or— “how english got to be so hard to study, but is still so beautiful to hear and read” quick history of english language old english (oe) dates from approximately* 400 a.d. to 1066 middle english (me) dates from approximately 1066-1485 they are quite different to the eye and ear. old english is nearly impossible to read or understand without studying it much like and english speaker today would study french, latin, or chinese *the dating of the beginnings of oe is difficult; scholars only have written texts in oe beginning in around 700 a.d., but peoples in england must have been speaking a version of oe prior to works being written in the …

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tin german french transition to beowulf the major text we will read from this period is the epic beowulf. it is the story of a scandinavian (geat) “thane” (warrior or knight) who comes to help a neighboring tribe, the danes, who are being attacked by a monster. we study english history to understand the context of beowulf, and we study beowulf to understand the world which was old england. according to venerable bede (an early english historian who lived in the eighth century), the britons called the romans for help when the picts and scots were attacking them (b.c.). hundreds of years later, the britons called the saxons to help them when the romans couldn’t. the saxons came “from parts beyond the sea” (qtd. in pyles and algeo 96). this journey of germanic peoples to england “from parts beyond the sea” is the prototypical story for the first millennium of …

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anglo-saxon & old english history and literature pre-historical – 1066 a.d. overview of periods of early english history pre-history—1066 a. d. pre-roman/pre-historical  up to 55 b. c. roman occupation  55 b. c. – 410 a. d. anglo-saxon period  410 – 787 a. d. viking invasions  787 – 1066 a. d. norman conquest begins in 1066 pre-historical / pre-roman stonehenge pre-historical / pre-roman the island we know as england was occupied by a race of people called the celts. one of the tribes was called they brythons or britons (where we get the term britain) the celts were pagans and their religion was know as “animism” a latin word for “spirit.” celts saw spirits everywhere druids were …

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