Use of Latin and the native Brittonic languages continued by the people who remained. It has been suggested those who came to Northumberland arrived via Lindsay in Lincolnshire giving the name of Lindisfarne to the island, however, no clear historical evidence has been found for this. It was in into this changing landscape that migration of settlers from northern Europe appears to have occurred, settling in particular along the North-Eastern coast and as far south as modern East Anglia. By the fifth century AD, Roman authority over Britain was at an end and regional communities were beginning to assert power over their individual areas. (British) speaking people that we used to refer to as Celtic (though archaeologists today often avoid this term as it does not appear to be how these ancient peoples viewed themselves). Bamburgh had been occupied by Brittonic/Brythonic. Early times in BamburghĪt this time life for people in and around Bamburgh was changing in all sorts of ways. The information which follows aims to explain the very different groups of people who came and settled around Bamburgh during the first millennium, in particular, during the 5th to 7th centuries, a time of great change and progress and one which was fundamental to the North-East becoming a centre of learning not just in England but in the whole of Europe. These notes are an attempt to describe how the way people then spoke was a direct result of historical events of the period. There is not a great deal written about the people of Bamburgh and their way of life during the time of Aidan and Oswald. Try MEANT.What language did people speak in Bamburgh at the time of Aidan and Oswald?

You should try to filter out the first letter ASAP before running out of attempts. For instance *IGHT can be, WIGHT / EIGHT / TIGHT / MIGHT / RIGHT / FIGHT / NIGHT / SIGHT / LIGHT.

Second: If you only left one letter to guess, but there are still many options, don’t try them one by one. For instance, SABER and CLINT - These two words are also my starting guesses for almost every single wordle game. However, try your best not to repeat the letters. You may pick one of them on your second try. The above words are not just for the first try. We have filtered the best 30 starting words for you: First: It’d be useful to start with a word that has a lot of vowels and don’t have any repeated letters.

The Killing Bone by Peter Saxon