Roman Britain 55BC-AD400 (Fontana History of England)

History

TODD, Malcolm

Europe

HarperCollins, Publishers

The Northern Barbarians, 100 B.C. - A.D.300

Hutchinson

The Walls of Rome (Archaeological sites)

Ancient Civilizations

P. Elek

Writing Successful Undergraduate Dissertations in Social Sciences

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Writing Successful Undergraduate Dissertations in Social Sciences: A Student’s Handbook

Reference

Hodgson, Philip

Waldman, Julia

Smith, Karen

Hargreaves, Charlotte

Jegede, Francis

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Routledge

This incisive study charts the history of the Roman province of Britannia from the conquest of the first century AD through its heyday in the fourth century to the end of the Roman administration in the early fifth century.

Roman Britain, 55 B.C.-A.D. 400: The province beyond ocean (Fontana history of England)

Humanities Press

A unique and detailed history of the south-west of England written in a clear and accessible style. A wondeful resource for any local historian.

The South West to AD 1000 (A Regional History of England)

Longman

The South West to 1000 AD (Regional History of England)

The early Germans were the most important people living outside the bounds of the Roman empire. This book examines the Germanic peoples from their first contact with the Mediterranean world to the beginnings of the migration which carried them over most of Europe. In contrast to the traditional view of the Germans, as barbaric peoples who undermined and finally destroyed the civilization of the western Roman empire, Malcolm Todd argues that they came not to overthrow, but to find their own place in a civilization which they were well equipped to join. The majority of the evidence which he brings to bear is archeological. His book presents an account of the early Germans as cultivated settlers and craftsmen who impressed with their skills and achievements as well as with the force of their numbers.

The Northern Barbarians, 100 BC-Ad 300

Blackwell*publishers

The early Germans were the most important people living outside the bounds of the Roman empire. This book examines the Germanic peoples from their first contact with the Mediterranean world to the beginnings of the migration which carried them over most of Europe. In contrast to the traditional view of the Germans, barbaric peoples who undermined and finally destroyed the civilization of the western Roman Empire, Malcolm Todd argues that they came not to overthrow, but to find their own place in a civilization which they were well equipped to join. The majority of the evidence which he brings to bear is archeological. His book presents an account of the early Germans as cultivated settlers and craftsmen who impressed with their skills and achievements as well as with the force of their numbers.

The Northern Barbarians: 100 BC - AD 300

Americas

Hutchinson and Co. / Basil Blackwell Ltd.

The Germanic tribes conquered and settled in the land of the Western Roman Empire between AD 400 and 600. They spread over Europe and North Africa, absorbing military, political and social customs from the Romans into their own cultures. Malcolm Todd traces the development of the Goths, Vandals, Suebi, Franks, Alamanni, Burgundians Lombards and other tribes from late pre-history to the period of migration, and views their conquest of the Western Empire not as an abrupt transition but as part of a continuum. The author makes use of archaeological and literary sources to trace the ethnogenesis and early history of the Germanic people. This subject has been neglected by historians or, in the case of the Nazis, wilfully distorted.

The Early Germans (Peoples of Europe)

Blackwell Pub.

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