Anglo-Saxon Girl Was Buried with Garnets from India and Sri Lanka 1,400 Years Ago
A teenage girl buried in eastern England around 1,400 years ago wore a necklace containing garnets that had travelled thousands of miles from India and…
early medieval England
One-of-a-Kind Anglo-Saxon Die Stamp Found in Kent May Reveal a Lost Elite Craft in England
A one-of-a-kind Anglo-Saxon die stamp found in Kent may preserve rare evidence for the making of elite warrior equipment in early medieval England. The small…
1,500-Year-Old Anglo-Saxon Sword Near Canterbury Reveals Elite Power and European Ties
Archaeologists from the University of Central Lancashire have uncovered an exceptionally preserved sixth-century Anglo-Saxon sword in a cemetery in Kent. The weapon, buried around 1,500…
A Possible Royal Hall of England’s Last Anglo-Saxon King Emerges in Northern England
Archaeologists working in northern England believe they may have uncovered one of the final monumental expressions of Anglo-Saxon elite power: a high-status hall complex that…