Britain AD: King Arthur's Britain

Francis Pryor tells the story of Roman Britain from the perspective of the native Britons rather than the conquering army and reveals that the invasion was not a brutal suppression of indigenous culture but a mutually beneficial experience which the Britons may have actually instigated.

Have we got our history wrong? Were the Dark Ages really so dark? Or was it actually a time when Britain enjoyed a resurgence in native culture?

Francis focuses his attention on the Anglo-Saxon Invasion. He argues that the huge political changes that took place in Britain at the time were caused by a shifting of allegiances within this country rather than a violent invasion from elsewhere.