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Archaeologists in England have discovered the remains of a teenager and child buried in a spooning position in an Anglo-Saxon cemetery dating to the sixth or seventh century A.D.
Two sisters who discovered an Anglo-Saxon brooch at a campsite have had their find authenticated by the British Museum. Georgia, 10, and Evie, 12, found the brooch - which dates back to the 6th ...
A garnet and gold brooch that had been buried for almost 1,500 years is to go on display at the Oxfordshire Museum. The piece of jewellery dating from the 7th Century was found at West Hanney ...
The looted jewellery - a bronze-gilt square-headed brooch originally discovered in Market Overton in Rutland - was taken from Rutland County Museum with eight other brooches and a Roman ring in 1995.
Many of the Anglo-Saxon burials, the team reported, were found with two brooches on their collarbones, indicating that the deceased wore garments that required holding up — for example, a cloak ...
At the time that the giant brooch was likely lost, Cheddar was one of the most important places in Wessex. An Anglo-Saxon palace was constructed there in the 9th century and became a royal hunting ...
Finds from the first week of Worthing Museum's Highdown Big Dig have revealed South Downs history that was previously unknown.
A super rare silver disc brooch from the Anglo Saxon period, of a kind never found before in Scotland, is the latest item from the spectacular hoard to be conserved by experts at National Museums ...
A COLLECTION of Anglo-Saxon brooches are being ‘returned’ to Banbury from the British Museum. Curators at the museum have announced that a collection of jewellery found in Hornton village is ...
Among the best preserved pieces of Anglo-Saxon metalwork, the Fuller Brooch is an ornate tribute to human perception of the moral and material worlds.
Two sisters who discovered an Anglo-Saxon brooch at a campsite have had their find authenticated by the British Museum. Georgia, 10, and Evie, 12, found the brooch - which dates back to the 6th ...