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- Description: This is a map showing the locations of the kingdoms of Britain in the late seventh century.
- Source: The file was created using DMIS. On that site it is stated that "We do not claim copyright on the images, so you can use them for Wikipedia." This map is based on a map found in Peter Hunter Blair's "Roman Britain and Early England: 55 B.C.-871 A.D.", W.W. Norton, 1963, p. 209.
- Author: Created and uploaded by User:Mike Christie
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