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The Anglo-Saxons
by James Campbell, Eric John, and Patrick Wormald
This Penguin history provides an excellent introduction to the
Anglo-Saxon world.
Anglo-Saxon
England
by Frank M. Stenton
A dense, scholarly examination that remains fair, balanced, and
avoids sensationalism.
An Archaeology of
the Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms
by C. J. Arnold
Examines the remnants of everyday life such as tools, textiles,
jewellry and musical instruments to open a window to the Anglo-Saxon
material culture.
The Blackwell
Encyclopedia of Anglo-Saxon England
edited by Michael Lapidge, John Blair, Simon Keynes, Don
Scragg
Attractively produced, extensive resource for Anglo-Saxon history,
archaeology, arts and literature.
An Invitation to Old
English and Anglo-Saxon England
by Bruce Mitchell
A primer of Old English for the layman is accompanied by broad
historical background on the Anglo-Saxon culture.
The Landscape of
Anglo-Saxon England
by Della Hooke
Through an exploration of the natural topography, political
demarcations, settlements and urban development of the land, Hooke
provides a detailed look at the Anglo-Saxon world.
The Making of
England
by C. Warren Hollister
Lucid general overview of England from the first Roman incursions to
1399.
Reassessing
Anglo-Saxon England
by Eric John
This thought-provoking analysis of the time period is the outcome of
an extensive career spent studying the Anglo-Saxons.
