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Where does the name of Britain come from?
Why etymologies found in reference books are often unreliable
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The problem of Merlin
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The origin of the Saxons
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Why the Angles migrated to Britain
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Were the Anglo-Saxons a Germanic people?
Why some German archaeologists think that the idea is wrong
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King Arthur and the pagan origins of the Mabinogion
What does King Arthur have to do with the ancient Celtic god Maponus?
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Did a Saxon invent the runes?
What Scandinavian experts don’t want you to know
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Celtic Britain and the Paris of the North
On the Arras culture of East Yorkshire
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Why the Angles migrated to Britain
Offa’s kingdom and the Danish conquest
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The Dyce inscription and the decipherment of Pictish
Why is the inscription from Aberdeenshire so important?
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King Arthur and the struggle for Bernicia
What does the linguistic evidence reveal?
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