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Old English has not been uniform amongst Anglo Saxons and Christians. This language comprises of various dialects, however, it is treated as a language by the literature. The new English, the language which is spoken nowadays, has adopted a...
Beowulf, monsters and dragons, the use of magic, and the belief that fame is important. In the story Beowulf can be viewed as both Christ-like and as pagan. (Gillam: 145–69) By mixing Christian and pagan ideas, the author of Beowulf was abl...
the problems and issues faced by a primary school teacher while trying to investigate the past classroom experience during the Anglo-Saxon period. English is a particularly noteworthy example in this respect. While English began as a Germa...
medieval period witnessed noteworthy changes in the burial system in Europe. This was mainly due to the spread of Christianity. The Christian ritual of burying the deceased ones east–west replaced the common tradition of burying dead ones n...
the written word had something of a fluctuating history, with a general tendency to increase towards the later part of the middle ages. Languages are the most powerful symbol of ethnic identity. The encouragement or repression of vernacular...
of syncretism pertains to the mixtures of various beliefs, while melding the beliefs and activities of different disciplines and schools of thought. It might also refer to the analogizing and merging of numerous fundamentally distinct back...
Hoo is near Woodbridge, and Suffolk is an Anglo-Saxon cemetery and the site of an early 7th century ship burial. The ship-burial was discovered in 1939 and contained a wealth of artefacts. Sutton Hoo is of primary importance to early medie...