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What evidence is there for the Cerdic dynasty of the West Saxons in the 6th century? Is the evidence written and from when does it date?
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#61616. Asked by bloomsby.
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bobbo36
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De Exidio Britannae, written by the monk Gildas in the mid sixth century is the nearest to a contemporary source that is available.
from a paper entitled
ASSESSING THE ANGLO-SAXON INVASIONS
OF THE FIFTH CENTURY
BY
WILLIAM BAKKEN
NOVEMBER 16, 1994
Other possible period sources are Bede: De Ecclesia Anglorum et Gentes; Nennius: Historia Brittonum; and the Anonymous Annales Cambriae
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