Chapter 29

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Anglo-Saxon names and their modern equivalents: Æbbandun: Abingdon, Oxon Bebbanburgh: Bamburgh, Northumbria Beorhford: Burford, Oxon Berrucscir: Berkshire Bricstow: Bristol, Gloucs Britayne Street: Bartholomew Street, Roman road Briudun: Breedon-on-the-Hill, Leics Cantwaraburh: Canterbury, Kent Ceodor: Cheddar, Somerset Clofeshoch: location unknown, possibly in Oxfordshire Cruwland: Crowland, Lincs Dàl Riata: Gaelic kingdom on west coast of modern Scotland and northern coast of Ireland Deira: Anglo-Saxon kingdom from the Humber to the Tees Dinieithon: Cefnylls Castle, Ranorshire, Powys Dumnonia Brittonic: West Country Dyfed: south-western Welsh kingdom Elmet: Brittonic kingdom, modern Peak District and parts of Yorkshire Eoforwic: York Escancaestre: Exeter, Devon Est Se

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