The lost town of Lundenwic: mid-Saxon London 600-900 CE
Course
In London
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Course
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Location
London
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Different dates available
This one day course looks at the most neglected period of London’s history when, from AD600 to 900, the mid-
Saxon settlement of Lundenwic was focussed not on the abandoned site of the ancient Roman city of Londinium,
but in Covent Garden/Strand.
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About this course
Appreciate the topography of mid-Saxon London (Lundenwic) and better understand this formative but much
misunderstood chapter in our urban history.
Reviews
Course programme
Why the invading Germanic (Anglian/English) peoples preferred to set up their new town on a new site, the form,
size character and economy that developed, and the dramatic reasons for its abandonment.
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The lost town of Lundenwic: mid-Saxon London 600-900 CE
