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From Civilisation to Barbarism? Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages

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Did collapse, crisis, and ‘Celtic’ culture characterise post-Roman western Britain? How Roman was ‘British’ society during the 5th - 7th centuries AD? We will consider a broad range of sources to explore ‘Dark Age’ life in the West.

 

Date created:

2012-09-26 11:37
Tutor: 
Kirsten Jarrett
Subjects: 
Archaeology, British history, Ancient Celtic studies
Keywords: 
Archaeology, Early Medieval, Dark Age, Celtic, Roman, Hillforts, 5th century, 6th century, 7th century, Early Middle Ages, Early Christian, History, Late Antiquity, Cultural Identity, Ethnic Identity, Anglo-Saxon, Celtic Studies, Social Identity, Material Culture, Household Archaeology, Romano-British, Byzantine, Migration Period
Course type: 
Weekly class

Course: Further details, online booking

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Document Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages: Course Reading List

Course Reading List for 'From Civilisation to Barbarism? Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages' 

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Document Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages: Supplementary Reading List

Additional sources relating to Early Medieval Britain, to support home study of students taking 'From Civilisation to Barbarism? Western Britain...

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Link Britanni: Continuing Education Resources - Early Medieval Britain

Tutor's Website, containing additional resources relating to Early Medieval Western Britain

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Document Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages: Internet Resource List

Links to sites of use and interest for students of Early Medieval Western Britain (Tutor is not responsible for external content)

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Document Session and Course Review Sheets: From Civilisation to Barbarism? Western Britain in the Early Middle Ages

A resource to aid students in recognising aquired knowledge and skills, and to determine where additional home study, or tutor support, might be...

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