in the Dark Ages

Both manuscripts and archeology do not teach us more about British and saxon children, but we can solve a few problems.

Some of Saxon's children have drawn short wearing jackets (somewhat longer T - shirts) in ancient people. They do not wear cloak like adults, and they do not have hair loss.

Several documents show that they usually do not wear a lot of clothes at all. They must be very cold!

Time is difficult and many children die from illness, obstacles, and accidents. Their graves sometimes tell us about their lives. Girls sometimes wear simple necklace or small brooch

Some grave tombs, like rattles, fossils, some shiny "fool" gold or worn-out brooches contain toys

Children can buy and make toys. They may be made mainly of corrupt things. In later medieval documents, we are taught about dolls made of sticks, swords made with bread, ship made of bread, cloth.

There are children of Saxon painted playing with hoops and bars. This game is still very popular in the early twentieth century.

There are also documents on other ways that children like to play, such as gangs, wrestling, acrobatics, instrumental performances, singing, animals' impression, playing on the beach. Not much different

Several documents have stated that children ride a stick or otherwise imitate adults. Just like playing with homes, doctors and nurses today

Children often help adults with everyday chores such as drawing poultry and spinning wool. In the girl 's grave, slats and spindle may be woven for housework.

The boy 's grave may include a knife and a small spear. These are dangerous tools and weapons, but at that time boys must learn to use them from a young age.

When you think of the "age of darkness," you may often think of it as evil, melancholy or what you call now medieval. There are not many people in the Middle Ages, but there are people full of life and spirit. The age of darkness does not mean people are happy or filled with vitality, it is not quite suitable for the Middle Ages. According to the dark age dictionary, it refers to the concept of intellectual darkness and economic return in Europe after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire. Many historians believe that these times are not because people do not have intellectual tendencies. For the first time in the Middle Ages many people will realize that many things will happen due to attempts to regain losses. When a historian mistakenly named this era as the dark era, they tried to silently say that this is an era of no benefit, but all the irritating things

Most modern historians do not use the word "dark ages", but prefer words like the early Middle Ages. But when used today by some historians, the term "dark era" is meant to explain the economic, political and cultural issues of this age. For other people, the purpose of the term "dark era" is to express neutrality and the view that the events of this era seem to be "dark" to us as there is no historical record. In this sense (usually in singular form), this term refers to the collapse of the Bronze Age and the subsequent dark ages of Greece, the dark ages of Cambodia (about 1450-1863), and virtual digital dark ages in the current work It is used for. Electronic documents will be difficult to understand at some point in the future. The term "dark era" is not limited to historical subject matter. Because of the rich archaeological evidence of some eras, there are few archaeological evidences of other eras and there is also a dark era of archeology.