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Anglo Saxon literature

Anglo Saxon literature. First communicated orally. Handed down from generation to generation. with consequent. variations. additions. omissions. embellishment. Copies written down in monasteries by monks. Many changes due to. misunderstanding. mistakes in translations.

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History and Anthology of English Literature

History and Anthology of English Literature. The teaching plan of this course:. Historical background; Introduction of the main writers and their masterpieces; The detailed analysis and appreciation of a specific work or some excerpts; Discussion and presentation by students sometimes;

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The Anglo-Saxons

The Anglo-Saxons. Distribution of IE Languages, 5th BCE. Germanic Homeland. Ancient Germanic homeland was located in southern Scandinavia and northern Germany; There are no other traces of any other IE language in these areas;

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Middle Ages 449-1485

Middle Ages 449-1485. The Anglo-Saxon Period 449-1066 The Medieval Period 1066-1485. The Middle Ages 449-1485. Characteristics of the period. Enormous upheaval and change in England Reigns of some of the most famous and infamous kings Time of disastrous wars, both internal and external

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Middle Ages 449-1485

Middle Ages 449-1485. The Anglo-Saxon Period 449-1066 The Medieval Period 1066-1485. The Middle Ages 449-1485. Characteristics of the period. Enormous upheaval and change in England Reigns of some of the most famous and infamous kings Time of disastrous wars, both internal and external

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Middle Ages 449-1485

Middle Ages 449-1485. The Anglo-Saxon Period 449-1066 The Medieval Period 1066-1485. The Middle Ages 449-1485. Characteristics of the period. Enormous upheaval and change in England Reigns of some of the most famous and infamous kings Time of disastrous wars, both internal and external

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The Anglo-Saxon Period (450-1100)

The Anglo-Saxon Period (450-1100). Background, Beowulf, and More!!!. From Cave Dwellers to Celts. Cave dwellers - 250,000 years ago Invaders from Iberian peninsula (modern Spain and Portugal) create a society sophisticated enough to erect Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain

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The Anglo-Saxons

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Anglo Saxon England

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The Anglo-Saxon Period

The Anglo-Saxon Period. 449-1066. Invasion of England. In 449 three Germanic bands of people invaded Britain: The Jutes The Angles The Saxons These 3 tribes brought a common language with them, the ancestor of our present-day English, which we call Old English or Anglo-Saxon.

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British Literature

British Literature. Unit 1 The Anglo-Saxons 449-1066. Celtic Britain . Britain first mentioned by ancient Greeks Legendary: remote and mysterious Island originally occupied by Celtic Britons Conquered by the Romans in the first c entury

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THE FOOD AND DRINK OF THE ANGLO SAXON PERIOD

THE FOOD AND DRINK OF THE ANGLO SAXON PERIOD. Completed by: Anna Estigoy, Christina Arellano, Adalbert Wong, Kevin Truong, and karen enriquez. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Exotic foods were unknown: potatoes, tomatoes, bananas, pineapples Carrots were purplish, red, and small

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William, duke of N ormady .

William, duke of N ormady. 1028-1087 AD. William, was born in falaise normandy and was buried in abbey, a city in france. Map of England in 1065 AD. What did he do?. William became a duke at the age of seven after his father died in 1047

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The Anglo-Saxon Invasion

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