The question of the British presence in Anglo-Saxon England readdressed by archaeologists, historians, linguists, and place-name specialists.

Britons in Anglo-Saxon England: An Introduction - Nicholas J. HighamAnglo-Saxon Attitudes - Catherine HillsForgetting the Britons in Victorian Anglo-Saxon Archaeology - Howard WilliamsRomano-British Metalworking and the Anglo-Saxons - Lloyd LaingInvisible Britons, Gallo-Romans and Russians: Perspectives on Cultural Change - Heinrich HarkeHistorical Narrative as Cultural Politics: Rome, `British-ness' and `English-ness' - Nicholas J. HighamBritish Wives and Slaves? Possible Romano-British Techniques in `Women's Work' - Gale R. Owen-CrockerEarly Mercia and the Britons - Damian TylerBritons in Early Wessex: The Evidence of the Law Code of Ine - Martin GrimmerApartheid and Economics in Anglo-Saxon England - Alex WoolfWelsh Territories and Welsh Identities in Late Anglo-Saxon England - Chris LewisSome Welshmen in Domesday Book and Beyond: Aspects of Anglo-Welsh Relations in the Eleventh Century - David E ThorntonWhat Britons Spoke Around 400 AD - Peter SchrijverInvisible Britons: The View from Linguistics - Richard CoatesWhy Don't the English Speak Welsh? - Hildegard L.C. TristramPlace-Names and the Saxon Conquest of Devon and Cornwall - Oliver J. PadelMapping Early Medieval Language Change in South-West England - Duncan Probert