Caitlin Green: Literature & Legends

This page collects together the main posts and articles hosted on this site that relate to literature and legends. Here you will find posts on medieval Welsh and English literature & legends, along with pieces on chapbooks, fairy tales and folklore.

About This Website

This is the blog of Dr Caitlin Green FSA. It features posts on my main academic research foci alongside other topics that I'm currently working on, including drafts of papers, ideas and similar—these are usually identifiable by the presence of footnotes. You're free to cite these drafts if they are of interest, and are reminded that academic blogs are indeed citable under most citation systems. In addition, the current site also houses posts relating to my personal interests, including long-distance trade, migration and contacts; landscape and coastal history; early literature and legends; and the history, archaeology, place-names and legends of Lincolnshire and Cornwall. For further details of this website & how to contact me, please see the 'About' page or @caitlinrgreen on Twitter. I can also be found on Instagram and Mastodon.

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Britain, the Byzantine Empire, and the concept of an Anglo-Saxon 'Heptarchy': Harun ibn Yahya's ninth-century Arabic description of Britain

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