Potters made pottery from clay. Jewellers made beautiful brooches, beads and ornaments from gold, gemstones and glass.The Anglo-Saxons had armies too. But their soldiers didn’t fight all the time.

brooches, and buckles. In all, the cemetery is thought to contain about 200 burials. To read about an Anglo-Saxon feasting hall unearthed in southeastern England, go to "The Kings of Kent." ...

Some Anglo-Saxons were skilled craftsmen who made decorative jewellery such as brooches and necklaces. Children in Anglo-Saxon England didn’t go to school. Instead, they learned skills from ...

Long before modern England came to be, Brixworth’s All Saints’ Church stood as an important landmark in the heart of Britain’s Anglo-Saxon territory. Ever heard of Brixworth, England?

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An exceptionally well-preserved sword dating back to the sixth century C.E. was recently unearthed in Kent, England. Found at the site of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery, the sword has drawn several ...

Well-Preserved Runic-Inscribed Sword Unearthed from a Cemetery, Sheds New Light on Funerary Practices An astonishing find of ...

A rare Iron Age horse brooch has been made the subject of a temporary export ban in the hope it will be acquired by a UK ...

John Ellis argues that the Anglosphere was responsible for espousing our common humanity and therefore should be treated as the hero (“Critical Race Theory Is an Inversion of History,” op-ed ...

Archaeologists discovered a sixth-century sword in an Anglo-Saxon cemetery in the British county of Kent ... of artifacts—male graves had weapons and shields (though none as impressive as the sword), ...

This rare sword, found in one of the graves in a newly discovered Anglo-Saxon cemetery, offers a unique look into the early Middle Ages.