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How did the Anglo Saxons travel?
on a boat, walking, and horses
Did the Saxons have horses in 1066?
of course they did it helped them but they still lost
How did Anglo Saxons armies travel?
once I had a dream... and so that is how Anglo Saxons invented cars. ;-)
What transport did Anglo Saxons USE?
They used their feet, rode horses, and used horses or oxen to pull wheeled carts.
What transport did the Anglo Saxons use?
They used their feet, rode horses, and used horses or oxen to pull wheeled carts.
Did the Saxons have horses?
Yes. They didn't use them for ploughing (they had oxen for that) or fighting (they dismounted for that).
What choice did Charles offer the Saxons?
Charles told the Saxons that they could either convert to Christianity, or die.
Who was in the war in 1066?
The Normans and the Saxons.
What did the Anglo Saxons wear at war?
they wore armon and brooches
Are Arabians still used as War horses?
No horses are used for "war horses" anymore.
Did King Arthur win the war aginst the saxons?
yep x
When did War of the Heavenly Horses happen?
War of the Heavenly Horses happened in -104.
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