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

Discovered in 2003 in Prittlewell, Essex, the Prittlewell Burial is often referred to as Britain’s answer to Tutankhamun’s tomb. The burial, dating to the early 7th century, is one of the most significant Anglo-Saxon archaeological discoveries in the UK. Discovery

Benty Grange, located in Derbyshire, is an Anglo-Saxon burial mound famous for yielding one of the most iconic warrior artifacts of early medieval England—the Benty Grange Helmet. This remarkable discovery sheds light on the martial culture and elite warrior status

Located at Taplow in Buckinghamshire, it is an early 7th-century Anglo-Saxon mound burial containing rich artifacts suggestive of an elite warrior or nobleman. Discovery and Significance The burial mound was excavated in 1883, revealing an impressive collection of grave goods

Sutton Hoo is one of the most significant Anglo-Saxon archaeological sites in England. Located in Suffolk, this historic location has provided invaluable insights into the early medieval period, particularly the 7th century. Best known for its astonishing ship burial, Sutton