Загадка Ютов в Британии. Племя-призрак которого не было?

Many who have ever been interested in the history of the Anglo-Saxon conquest of the island know that Britain was conquered by three Germanic tribes: the Angles, the Saxons and... the Jutes. If everything is quite clear with the Angles and Saxons, they left behind a distinct layer of material culture, which we can trace along the path of their migration from the mainland to the island and further, as in Britain this material culture, maintaining continuity, gradually transformed. But with the Jutes, everything is not so clear. Let's figure it out. Access to lecture materials: https://boosty.to/varusprimarenatus/p... Release "Celtic Kingdoms of Britain 53-650 BC. Britons vs. Anglo-Saxons. Post-Roman Britain":    • Кельтские королевства Британии 53-650 гг. ...   Literature: 1. John D. Niles, Old English Heroic Poems and the Social Life of Texts. Brepols, 2007. - 372 p.; 2. John F. Vickrey, Beowulf and the Illusion of History. Lehigh University Press, 2009. - 254 p.; 3.Martin, Kevin M., Some Textual Evidence Concerning the Continental Origins of the Invaders of Britain in the Fifth Century / Latomus. 30 (1) 1971. - pp. 83–104.; 4.Kirby D. P., The Earliest English Kings. Psychology Press, 2000 - 258 p.; 5.Robert R., The Barbarian North in Medieval Imagination: Ethnicity, Legend, and Literature / Routledge Studies in Medieval Religion and Culture. Routledge, 1st ed. 2014, - 214 p.; 6.Taayke, E., Die einheimische Keramik der nördlichen Niederlande 600 v.Chr. - 300 n.Chr. / Berichten van de Rijksdienst voor Oudheidkundig Bodemonderzoek. Vol. 42/1. - pp. 109-222.; 7.Thomas C.-E., Paul L., After Rome. Short Oxford History of the British Isles. Oxford University Press. - 362 p.; 8.Williams J., The Archaeology of Kent to AD 800 / Kent History Project. Vol. 8. Boydell Press. 2008. - 304 p. Sources: 9. Gildas the Wise, "On the Ruin of Britain"; 10. Bede the Venerable, "The Ecclesiastical History of the English People"; 11. Nennius, "History of the Britons"; 12. Aneirin, "Y Gododdin"; 13. Harleian Genealogies; 14. Annals Cambria; 15. Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. 00:00 - 03:15 Intellectual culture of the Frankish kingdom 03:15 - 06:15 Historical texts of Britain in the 5th-8th centuries 06:15 - 07:09 Dualism of sources 07:09 - 09:29 The problem of toponymy 09:29 - 11:15 Late British texts of the 9th-10th centuries 11:15 - 12:22 announcement 12:22 - 13:32 "Jutes" in sources 13:32 - 14:35 archaeological culture of Kent 14:35 - 15:14 when "Jutes" appeared in Jutland 15:14 - 16:55 Christianization of Britain in the 6th-7th centuries 16:55 - 20:03 who did Bede call Jutes? 20:03 - 21:52 movement of migrations and cultures of the 5th-7th centuries 21:52 - 24:48 new context of the conquest of the island 24:48 - 25:44 alliances of the Britons and Anglo-Saxons 25:44 - 26:53 generalization and conclusions 26:53 - 28:08 thanks