Document, signed by King Alfred and King Guthrum, puts an end to the war between the Anglo-Saxons and the Vikings.

Essay details how the British, left to fend for themselves after the Roman exit, were overwhelmed by Germanic invaders in the fifth century.

Resource describes the constant warfare that awaited the Germanic invaders after their fifth century arrival.

Features an analysis of sixth century Germanic settlement patterns in England . Includes a summary of the archaeological evidence.

Excerpt from the book of a 6th century Celtic monk gives a first-hand account of the Anglo-Saxon conquest of Britain.

Profiles the powerful Anglo-Saxon noble who supported the ascension of the Danish claimant, Canute. Includes links to related material.

Eighth century chronicler is considered a valuable if dubious source. Find his account of the Saxon conquest, and of Britain's Christianization.

Read a history of the bloody 991 war between Anglo-Saxon inhabitants and Viking raiders. Includes analysis of the battle's consequences.

Essay offers a detailed examination of the Anglo-Saxon military structure, using examples from Tacitus and other contemporaries.

Son of Godwin became the Earl of Northumbria, but was forced into exile in 1065. Find a brief survey of his life.