Biography
Dr Caitlin Green completed her doctoral thesis at the University of Oxford in 2011 and is the author of a number of books including Britons and Anglo-Saxons (2020), and Land on the Edge: the Landscape Evolution of the Lincolnshire Coastline (forthcoming). Her principal research interests lie in the history, archaeology, place-names and literature of early medieval Britain, with a particular focus on Anglian–British interaction in this period and the landscape of Anglo-Saxon and medieval England. She is also engaged in research concerned with Britain and the wider world, focussing on long-distance trade, migration and contacts in Late Antiquity and the medieval era. Recent and forthcoming publications include an analysis of a 9th-century Arabic account of Britain (2022) and an early medieval embassy from England to southern India (2025). She is currently working on a book examining connections between medieval Britain and the globe, including the Byzantine Empire and the Islamic world.