Introduction Lichfield, located in the former kingdom of Mercia, was a prominent Anglo-Saxon religious and political center. Best known for its cathedral, its significance stretches back to the early medieval period when it served as a major ecclesiastical hub. Lichfield’s
Introduction Canterbury, one of England’s most historic cities, played a pivotal role in Anglo-Saxon Christianity in Kent. As the site where St. Augustine established his mission in 597 AD, Canterbury became the spiritual heart of early medieval England. The Arrival
Introduction Located on the remote coast of Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, St. Peter-on-the-Wall is one of the oldest and most historically significant Anglo-Saxon churches in England. Built around 654 AD by St. Cedd, this simple yet striking structure has stood for over
Introduction Tucked away in the village of Escomb, County Durham, Escomb Church is one of the best-preserved Anglo-Saxon churches in England. Dating back to the 7th century, this church remains largely intact, offering a rare look at early medieval religious
Introduction Situated in Northamptonshire, Brixworth Church (All Saints’ Church) is the largest surviving Anglo-Saxon church in England. Dating back to the 8th century, this monumental structure stands as a testament to the engineering and religious ambition of Anglo-Saxon England. The
Introduction The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford is one of the oldest museums in the world, housing a remarkable collection of Anglo-Saxon treasures and artifacts. From exquisite jewelry to religious relics, the museum offers a fascinating insight into the craftsmanship and
Introduction Located in the heart of Norwich, the Norwich Castle Museum holds one of the most important collections of Anglo-Saxon artifacts in East Anglia. With exhibits featuring burial treasures, weaponry, and everyday items, it provides a fascinating look into Anglo-Saxon
Introduction Lydford Castle, located in the heart of Devon, is a historically significant site with deep Anglo-Saxon roots. Although later transformed into a medieval fortress and prison, the site’s origins date back to the early medieval period when Lydford was
Introduction Faversham, located in Kent, is home to one of the most intriguing excavated Anglo-Saxon settlements in England. Archaeological digs have uncovered significant evidence of early medieval habitation, making this town a key site for understanding Anglo-Saxon urban development, trade,
Winfarthing, in Norfolk, yielded a rare Anglo-Saxon female burial, suggesting the importance of elite women in early medieval society. Discovery and Significance Excavated in 2015, the Winfarthing Burial contained the remains of a woman buried with exquisite jewelry, including a