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I can Answer Questions on any aspect of Pre-conquest British History including: The Roman Conquest and Occupation, The Dark Ages, The Anglo Saxon Monarchies, The Unification of England and The events Leading up to 1066. My answers can encompass Social, Political and Religous aspects of the period.

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Over 20 years of Study of pre Conquest British history. Numerous articles published.

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British Mensa.

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BA(hons)Politics and History.De Monfort University, Leicester UK.

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Recent Answers from Malcolm Speechley

2009-09-04 flags:

Hello Reuben 'The Fighting Man' was Harold's personal standard and cannot be considered to be a national flag. If this were the case then the national flag would change every time a new king with a

2009-09-03 flags:

Hello Reuben There was no single original tribe but a number of tribes. These emerged during neolithic times. However this was a long time before the concept of national emblems or flags. The Celts

2009-02-27 pre-Roman towns:

Hello matt. Apologies for the delay in replying. Very little is known about how the population of pre Roman Britain organized themselves because literacy was almost non existence. The only settlements

2008-11-10 Early Inhabitants:

Hello Brandon I assume by early inhabitants you are referring to the Anglo Saxons. These people came mainly from Northern Germany. I.e. those parts of Germany outside of the Roman Empire. When

2008-07-27 Boudicca:

Hello again Cassius. Most historians agree that the site of Boudicca final battle was somewhere in the West Midlands though there is no agreement as to exactly where. This supposition is based on the

 

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