What is Anglo-Saxon culture?

It is a culture composed of Germanic culture, Anglo culture and Saxon culture.

The aborigines of Great Britain are Iberians from the Pyrenees Peninsula, and they are famous for creating the megalithic culture. Later, Britons and Bigger people from Celtic entered the island from the mainland, assimilated the aborigines and formed the earliest foundation of Anglo-Saxons.

Since the 5th century, the Angles and Saxons have entered Britain. They assimilated and destroyed some Celts and drove others to the mountains in the southwest and northwest. In the 9th century, Denmark's invasion of Britain promoted the formation of Anglo-Saxons. 1066, the Normans from France conquered England, and they merged with the Anglo-Saxons after the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France to form the present Angles.