Here's A Good Question for those from North of Hadrian's wall...?
552657
Edinburgers\n\nPeople from Edinburgh call Glaswegians "Weegies".\n\nPeople from Glasgow call Edinburgers "Edinbuggers"
517203
Things haven't gone well there since Xerxes I.\n\nAt least they are trying to modernize there. They sure have a long way to come in the standard of living category.\n\nIt is nice to see them standing up for themselves. I hope it all works out with as little death as possible.
657492
the story of  the British Isles from the first Roman Invasion to the fateful culmination known as the\nBattle of Hastings which was fought  between King Harold II of England and Duke William of  Normandy\ngo to the following sit it tells you everything and wow\nhttp://www.battle1066.com
822601
HOLYCOW - what a funny question...
904481
Very interesting question that I wish I had an answer for. I was always wondering the opposite sort of speak. How did the Anglo  survive in those caves up in the mountains in the earlier days? I mean they show all of this history on TV with the African man and the early stages of the white man. I'm just glad they discovered how to start a fire so that they could stay warm and could cook their food. I mean could you imagine eating raw meat 24-7?
480678
I think some celts that lived in the british isles already converted before the Roman Empire came in.  Not many though.
573663
You are going to have to restate your question.  And which civil war are you talking about?  There have been many (not everyone on this service will assume that you are talking about the War of the Roses, like I am).
915305
The 100 year war was somewhere around there. It delayed the Northern Renessaince, well that and the Black Death.
308799
Sadly, as far as I know there is no direct mention of Stonehenge in the primary works written by the Romans.  The site really didn't start getting that much attention until the renesance, when scholars flush with reading about the Romans and the Druids (and romantisising the heck out of both) becan to argue over which group of people built it.
1059910
Hi there: I would like to help you ;) Do you have any more hints? May be... the city they arrived to? perhaps, where did they come from? Hope I hear from you soon...
518606
http://www.stortford-archers.org.uk/medieval.htm\n\nhas some interesting info on archery at the battle of Agincourt. there is a website set up for UK school kids that might help called past explorers\n\nhttp://www.finds.org.uk/pastexplorers/index.php \n\nthere is a page on the same sight with useful links to sinilar places\n\nhttp://www.finds.org.uk/pastexplorers/links.php
1082742
Check this site:\nhttp://ancienthistory.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=ancienthistory&zu=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.activemind.com%2FMysterious%2FTopics%2FAtlantis%2Findex.html
1053025
i live in England,Bolton,but I come from Scotland.The last place I lived was Edinburgh.I was brought up about 10 miles from there in a little fishing village called port seton,although I have lived in prestonpans,mussleburgh,fife,tranent.If you wish to send me an e-mail Im at crystalwaterssunrise@yahoo.co.uk .   If not, thats cool,and thanks for the points.take care
912012
i think a monk called the venerable bede from northumberland had something to do with it .check him out on the net
642045
Is England still around?\n\nNaw--just messing with you. Englands a great place I was there once and liked it alot.
718145
yes we are still living in a savage time and the Palestine question becomes a part of what i would call a pain in the arse how can a people be pushed into area's outside places they have settled in 4.000 years ago it would be the same to say i came from France in 1066 to Britain.i am so sorry for the lives lost and the little children but it seems its time for people to start looking at people not as creed or colour but as a united race and i would love to see it before i die.xmole.uk.
945901
Just then I was teleported to a medieval construction site.  Before I had time to exclaim, "What the...", I was ordered to get the wattle and daub from the slag heap behind the lean-to, before it hardened.\n\nSeemed I was stuck there, as I knew castles to take generations to build.  Damn my luck.