History: The Anglo-Saxons in the South
Course overview
Course description
Join this fascinating local history course to learn more about the life of the Anglo-Saxons in the South of England. This course explores life and events in Anglo-Saxon Sussex and Hampshire, utilizing contemporary chronicles, art, archaeological findings, building evidence, place-names, and local legends. It traces the journey from the arrival of the Saxons to the Norman Conquest, painting a vivid picture of this transformative era. Key topics include the spread of Christianity, the battles against the Danes, and the rich cultural tapestry of art and literature. The course also delves into family relationships and the forging of a nation, examining who owned the land and how societal structures evolved. Through these varied sources, we gain insights into the everyday lives, struggles, and achievements of the people who shaped this region. All are welcome to join this captivating course which is designed for adults and requires no previous experience. It will be delivered at Billingshurst Community Centre, over ten weeks through a series of presentations and discussions.
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