Multicultural York: the Anglo-Saxons (AD400-866)
Introduction
The Anglo-Saxon period saw enormous changes taking place in York. New settlers from across the North Sea brought a new language, a new religion and a completely different way of life.
This resource uses real and fictional characters to examine how events and individuals helped to shape the modern town.
It describes how the abandoned Roman city was gradually repopulated and how York became known throughout Europe as a centre of Christianity, learning and trade. It can be used for:
KS2
History Unit 6B
History Unit 18
KS3
Geography Unit 5
Inspiring Learning for All Learning Outcomes:
- Knowledge and Understanding
- Skills
- Activity, Behaviour and Progression
- Enjoyment, Inspiration and Creativity
- Attitude and Values
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Learning article provided by:
York Archaeological Trust |
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