- the
early 7th century,
called Lundenwic,
about one mile west of Londinium, to the
north of the
present Strand.
Lundenwic came
under direct Mercian control...
- In the
seventh century, the area was an Anglo-Saxon
major settlement Lundenwic (the last
syllable pronounced as today) ('London port')
centred one mile...
-
developed to its west, ****ociated with the
Middle Saxons,
sometimes called Lundenwic ('London village' or
London port'). Over time,
Lundenburh ('London fort')...
- Martin-in-the-Fields
until about 450. From
about 500, an Anglo-Saxon
settlement known as
Lundenwic developed slightly west of the old
Roman city. By
about 680 the city had...
- it took
place at all. From c. 500, an Anglo-Saxon
settlement known as
Lundenwic developed in the same area
slightly to the west of the
abandoned Roman...
- the area
called Aldwych. This
Middle Saxon settlement was
known as
Lundenwic.
Lundenwic was
subjected to
increasing Viking attack in the 9th
century and...
- v t e
History of
London Evolution Londinium Lundenwic City of
London City of
Westminster Middle****
County of
London Greater London Timeline Periods Roman...
-
called Middleseaxan. It
likely included the
early London settlement,
Lundenwic,[citation needed] and
probably Surrey,[citation needed] the "south region"...
- the name
Akeman Street. It was
briefly part of a
trading town
called Lundenwic that
developed around 600 AD, and
stretched from
Trafalgar Square to Aldwych...
- city in 885. Anglo-Saxon London,
called Lundenwic, was
located a mile west of
Roman Londinium, but
Lundenwic was undefended, and the
restoration was carried...
