East Anglian refers to a region in the eastern part of England, encompassing the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, and parts of Cambridgeshire and Essex. This area is known for its flat landscapes, rich agricultural land, and historical significance, including its medieval towns and villages. The term "East Anglian" can also relate to the East Angles, an ancient Anglo-Saxon kingdom that existed during the early medieval period. The region has a distinct cultural identity, with unique dialects, traditions, and a strong maritime heritage, particularly evident in its coastal towns.