Learnings: The City of Winchester - Revision history

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	When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.		When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.

	After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Bede\|Bede the Venerable}}, a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.		After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to [[Bede\|Bede the Venerable]], a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.

	After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop ~~{{Wiki\|~~Wine (bishop)\|Wine}}. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[The Old Minster\|the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.		After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop [[Wine (bishop)\|Wine]]. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[The Old Minster\|the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.

	Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.		Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.
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	When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.		When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.

	After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to [[Bede\|Bede the Venerable]], a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.		After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to {{Wiki\|Bede\|Bede the Venerable}}, a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.

	After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop [[Wine (bishop)\|Wine]]. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.		After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop {{Wiki\|Wine (bishop)\|Wine}}. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[The Old Minster\|the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.

	Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.		Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.
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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:DTVA Sketch of Winchester.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The early medieval city of Winchester, as imagined and sketched by Jean-Claude Golvin / Contemporary]]
	When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.		When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.

	After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to ~~{{Wiki\|~~Bede\|Bede the Venerable}}, a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.		After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to [[Bede\|Bede the Venerable]], a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.

	After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop ~~{{Wiki\|~~Wine (bishop)\|Wine}}. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.		After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop [[Wine (bishop)\|Wine]]. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.

	Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.		Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.
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	After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to {{Wiki\|Bede\|Bede the Venerable}}, a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.		After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to {{Wiki\|Bede\|Bede the Venerable}}, a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.

	After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop {{Wiki\|Wine (bishop)\|Wine}}. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Old ~~Minster, Winchester\|Old Minster}}~~, the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.		After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop {{Wiki\|Wine (bishop)\|Wine}}. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in [[the Old Minister]], the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.

	Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.		Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.
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	When the Roman legions conquered southern Britain, they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the Belgar tribe. The Romans built a town there and called it Venta Belgarum, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.		When the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Roman army\|legions]] conquered southern [[United Kingdom\|Britain]], they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the {{Wiki\|Belgae\|Belgar tribe}}. The Romans built a town there and called it {{Wiki\|Venta Belgarum}}, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.

	After the Roman leaders left Britain, the Saxons invaded, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to Bede the Venerable, a ~~Northumbrian~~ monk, the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.		After the Roman leaders left Britain, the [[Anglo-Saxons\|Saxons]] {{Wiki\|Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain\|invaded}}, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to {{Wiki\|Bede\|Bede the Venerable}}, a [[Northumbria]]n [[Scholar\|monk]], the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.

	After the territory was Christianized, Winchester became the seat of Bishop Wine. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be ~~consacrated~~ in the Old Minster, the Anglo-Saxon cathedral of Winchester.		After the territory was [[Christianity\|Christianized]], [[Winchester]] became the seat of Bishop {{Wiki\|Wine (bishop)\|Wine}}. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consecrated in the {{Wiki\|Old Minster, Winchester\|Old Minster}}, the Anglo-Saxon [[Church\|cathedral]] of Winchester.

	Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.		Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.
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When the Roman legions conquered southern Britain, they were said to have settled in an ancient meeting place of the Belgar tribe. The Romans built a town there and called it Venta Belgarum, or Market of the Belgae. Surrounded by stone walls, Venta Belgarum became a regional centre for centuries.

After the Roman leaders left Britain, the Saxons invaded, claiming Venta Belgarum as their own. According to Bede the Venerable, a Northumbrian monk, the Saxons called it Uintancaestir, or, the Walled City of Uenta.

After the territory was Christianized, Winchester became the seat of Bishop Wine. Bishop Wine was the first bishop to be consacrated in the Old Minster, the Anglo-Saxon cathedral of Winchester.

Winchester, mapped here, was associated with the royalty of Wessex and. as it had been for both the Romans and Saxons, was an important centre in Anglo-Saxon Britain.
[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]