8th century Anglo-Saxon trading hub discovered in England The monastery includes well-preserved infrastructure like a waterside loading area, workshops for industrial activities like metalworking ...

The authoritative book by Nicholas J. Higham and Martin J. Ryan, “The Anglo-Saxon World,” notes that it was in use by the eighth century, when writers on the continent apparently used it to ...

From the eighth century onward, these charters increasingly favored granting land to laypeople, ... “Anglo-Saxon” subsumes all other tribes and peoples in an oversimplified way.

The authoritative book by Nicholas J. Higham and Martin J. Ryan, “The Anglo-Saxon World,” notes that it was in use by the eighth century, when writers on the continent apparently used it to ...

The authoritative book by Nicholas J. Higham and Martin J. Ryan, “The Anglo-Saxon World,” notes that it was in use by the eighth century, when writers on the continent apparently used it to ...

Hoard of golden treasure stumbled upon by metal detectorist revealed to be most important Anglo-Saxon find in history. Archaeologists believe it was captured across several mid-seventh century battles ...

A new excavation has revealed that an 8th century monastery in Berkshire could have been an important trade hub to London. The Anglo-Saxon monastery was rediscovered by Reading archaeologists in ...

An excavation has revealed an elaborate hall in the east of England of early Anglo-Saxon kings, which was used for feasting by monarchs and their warriors roughly 1,400 years ago.

Certainly that giant has similarities with Anglo-Saxon images on 7th-century metalwork. And, ... an 8th century or slightly later date can, as yet, not be completely ruled out.

IN OLD ENGLISH, the name Cristesmæsse, “Christmas”, appears in the recorded sources surprisingly late, not until the first decades of the 11th century — at least four centuries after the festival ...