The Irish in Early Medieval Europe 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-137-43061-8_13
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“…Even if these are pseudo-histories, they still high-lightsufficientfamiliaritywithFrankishsociety. As Columbanus and Gallus had founded monasteries in Frankish territories (Flechner & Meeder 2017;Broome 2020), it is likely that mobility between the Continent and the westernmost parts of Europe was not one-sided. While southern Britain had undeniable direct Frankish input, the territories from East Lothian to Ayrshire were (eventually) under Northumbrian rule, making it more complex to discern the nature and direction of trade and personal networks with the Continent.…”
Section: Frankish Influences In Britain and Irelandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even if these are pseudo-histories, they still high-lightsufficientfamiliaritywithFrankishsociety. As Columbanus and Gallus had founded monasteries in Frankish territories (Flechner & Meeder 2017;Broome 2020), it is likely that mobility between the Continent and the westernmost parts of Europe was not one-sided. While southern Britain had undeniable direct Frankish input, the territories from East Lothian to Ayrshire were (eventually) under Northumbrian rule, making it more complex to discern the nature and direction of trade and personal networks with the Continent.…”
Section: Frankish Influences In Britain and Irelandmentioning
confidence: 99%