Anglo-Saxon grave group from Wiltshire

After the 9th-century Danish invasions and 10th-century reform of monasteries, the kind of decoration seen in earlier manuscripts such as the Lindisfarne Gospels becomes rare. Late...

This item is one of four drawings of the finds from the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Stowting, Kent, made in 1844. The others are Early Medieval Antiquities 52.1, Early Medieval Antiqu...

Late Bronze Age to Roman copper alloy 'model' (Robinson, Wiltshire Archaeology Magazine 1995) or possibly miniature socketed axehead, with traces of iron in the shallow socket (9.2...

The item is a proof of a plate from Archaeologia (see Bibliography).The lithograph shows Anglo-Saxon urns, a disc-shaped and a cruciform brooch, found in the grave of a woman in th...

The fifth Invention: Equestrian procession with Duke Friedrich von Sachsen-Altenburg as leader of the supremely Saxon Truchsesse Hans von Schönberg, Hans von Taube, Hans Albrecht v...

The fourth Invention: The supremely Saxon Kammerjunker Henning von Ziegesar, Wolff von Möhlen, Daniel von Schliebt and Georg Vitzthum von Eckstädt. Illustration from the elevator t...

The drawing shows a group of thirteen mainly Anglo-Saxon objects, including two small square-headed brooches, a circular (once enamelled) brooch, a terret ring (possibly Roman), be...

The grave pit is rectangular in shape, with rounded corners, measuring 2.70 x 1.05 m, at a depth of 2.20 m, oriented northeast to southwest. A man, 45-50 years old. The body was la...