Population & Steets in a Saxon City neighbourhood: a snapshot of the local population. The city's total area is 2.4 square miles (6.2 km2), all of it land. Of the 1,294 households, 26.1% were composed of children under the age of 18. Of the remaining households, 34.0% comprised of singles, and 9.4% had an elderly person living alone.
This study aims to reconcile discrepancies between historical and archaeological views of Anglo-Saxon immigration and their contributions to the English gene pool. By assuming an apartheid-like social structure, plausible values for interethnic marriage and socially-driven reproductive advantage, the study is designed to address these problems. The findings presented in this paper will assist the study of the population history of Anglo-Saxon cities.