No not really. It is not surprising that the Britons remained stroing in areas that had not been part of the villa landscape economy. Indeed it is possible that the ethnic cleansing you refer to had … (View Post)

You do know that huge amounts of information including origin and cultural affinity can be learned fom cremation burials? I excavated one of the earliest migration period cremation urns in Eastern En… (View Post)

Excellent comment and says a lot of what I wanted to add but left out of my reply. Expecially the stuff about an anglo-saxon vocabulary with a Brythonic grammar. Also worth adding that many of our la… (View Post)

There are many examples of co-habitation between the Anglo Saxons and Brythonic peoples across southern British archaeology. Shared cemeteries, shared settlements and a notable absence of the signs o… (View Post)

It has been a long established theory. In fact it is proven by archaeology. We know there were AS foederati serving across Britain from as far back as the mid 4th century if not earlier. (View Post)