Early Medieval England: Calendars, Religion, and Celebrations

Exploring the impact of calendars in early medieval England, this chapter delves into the transition from paganism to Christianity and the changes in religious practices, focusing on how the religious calendar affected daily life and societal structures. It also discusses the evolution of the concept of seasons in Anglo-Saxon culture, the significance of specific dates like Christmas and the winter solstice, and the meticulous calculations employed by medieval Christians to determine significant religious dates.