The Southumbrians or 'Suðanhymbre' were the Anglo-Saxon people occupying northern Mercia. The term might not have been used by the Mercians and was instead...

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perceived status" and emphasised the partiality of its usage in favour of Southumbrian rulers. In 1991, Steven Fanning argued that "it is unlikely that the...

perceived status" and emphasises the partiality of its usage in favour of Southumbrian kings. Cemeteries are the most widely excavated aspect of Anglo-Saxon...

3 large initials with penwork, some zoomorphic. Smaller initials with coloured washes and red dots. Other Member of the Southumbrian 'Tiberius Group'...

restored before a back vowel in the following syllable (later in the Southumbrian dialects); Frisian æu > au > Old Frisian ā/a OE breaking; in West Saxon...

Anglisc sprǣc / Ængliṡc / Ængliṡc sprǣċ) (ṡc = sh [ʃ] ; ċ = ch [tʃ]) Southumbrian / Mercian (in the Midlands, Central England, south of the Humber) Northumbrian...

Burghs East Midlands South Midlands West Midlands Northern England Southumbrians Woollard, Matthew (1999). "1881 census for England and Wales, the Channel...

Coenred succeeded to the kingdom of the Southumbrians and that in 704 he became king of Mercia. As the "Southumbrians" were those who lived south of the Humber...

Elmetsaete (Elmet) Loidis (Anglian tribe that lived in Leeds region) Southumbrians (South of the Humber estuary) East Angles / East Anglians (in East Anglia)...