Daily Life in Anglo-Saxon England

Focusing on the daily life of individuals in Anglo-Saxon England from AD 450 to 1066, this book provides a comprehensive overview of various aspects of existence during this period. It explores domestic and family life, work, leisure, education, clothing, food, religion, health, and more. Additionally, it addresses themes of warfare, crime, identity, and the formation of kingship, offering insights into the experiences of men, women, and children. This work fills a notable gap in the literature by presenting a holistic view of everyday life in Anglo-Saxon society.