Hi everyone and welcome to another episode of ancient warfare answers with me, Murray.

Your 10-minute weekly fix of ancient warfare to take you away from all those annoying, pesky, modern world troubles and worries.

Let me do that for you by worrying and troubling about ancient

warfare. What we do here, of course, is we get questions from viewers, readers and listeners,

and I attempt to answer them at the best of my ability, make no claims, as to what that is.

And you, of course, can ask us a question, and however you can find it, you can write me an email, you can comment on a previous podcast or video on YouTube.

You can send us a postcard.

Actually, it's been a while since I received a postcard, so please send a postcard.

And I believe there's been a couple lost in the mail.

Someone said they sent one from Portugal, which has never turned up.

I don't know who got that or whether they've attempted to answer it.

Anyway, today's question is from Jack, Jack Sarge.

He is asking me in a question which is fascinating, and I'll get to it in a second,

which is, of course, about the Huns.

Will I be able to answer this in 10 minutes? This is always the question.

What effect did the Hunnic invasions into Western Europe have on Britain? Did Attila send

emissaries to Britain or make any demands of it? Right. Ooh, interesting. Now, emissaries to

Britain, we're not sure, but I'll get to that because there could be something which is a problem.

Now, in this case, it's interesting because this was a comment on a previous podcast about the siege of nasis,

and it actually had a comment in reply to the question talking about a blog, which I thought I'd bring up,

and this is

Memo from Essex, brought up an academic historian Caitlin Green, who has a blog about this,

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