Most important of all, the people who buried the king made sure that he’d look good in the next world by burying him with his best Anglo-Saxon ruler bling which is where this gold comes in and ...

It had been suggested before that some of the artifacts from Anglo-Saxon settlements and graves may have originated in the Byzantine world. "Nevertheless, there is no direct evidence that western ...

This rare Anglo Saxon artifact was discovered on the University of Bristol's research excavation at Berkeley Castle, run by Prof. Mark Horton and Dr. Stuart Prior, with the kind permission of Mr ...

The use of the Old English, rather than Latin, shows how important the culture of the Anglo-Saxons was in laying down the foundations of our modern language. For some reason the comb was burnt in ...

The newly-converted Anglo-Saxons would have recognised the plant ... Most of the content on A History of the World is created by the contributors, who are the museums and members of the public.