unpublished linguistic research by Anglo-Saxon clothing and textiles specialist Professor Gale Owen-Crocker suggests that early Anglo-Saxon bishops did indeed wear headgear known as a hufe.

Brooches were pinned to clothes to make them look nice and to hold them up, like a safety pin. All their stories were told to them by their friends and family. Anglo-Saxons loved tales about brave ...

Though almost all of the Anglo-Saxon prince's body had long since decayed ... Based on the positioning of these and other clothing fasteners, researchers estimate that the deceased was 5 feet ...

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery in the Lincolnshire ... and wore exquisitely decorated brooches to fasten their clothing. "Two women even received silver ...

Elsewhere in the grave, archaeologists unearthed bronze and glass bowls, two iron spearheads, and the metal fittings you’d expect to find on a rich man’s clothes in early Anglo-Saxon England.

What exactly it was used for is open to debate, although it's been speculated to be jewellery, a fragment of clothing or even part of a knife. The Anglo-Saxons were a people who inhabited Britain ...

In the archaeology of early Anglo-Saxon England, weaponry ... were both parts of seventh century feminine clothing. We will never know exactly who this person was, or how they fit into their ...

👀Check out some of the amazing Anglo-Saxon finds from the @UniShefArch ... and wore exquisitely decorated brooches to fasten their clothing,” he added.

Bea Helmes of Herigeas Hundas in traditional Saxon clothing. Picture by Sarah Wingrove ... that ignited her passion for reenacting as an Anglo-Saxon villager. Jen also found members from other ...

Others adhered to the Anglo-Saxon tradition, within which burials often included items such as clothes fasteners and knives. Image A lead-lined coffin, which was found as part of the dig ...