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Sir Geoffrey Luttrell and his wife, Agnes Sutton entertaining. On the table are knives, spoons, dishes, and plates or trenchers of bread. (CC0) — 20 Nov 2023

Be It Known: Women’s Wills Mirroring Anglo-Saxon Times

By Viki Holton

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Anglo-Saxon England was a wealthy world with a gold and silver coinage from the early 600s, beginning in Kent and East Anglia. It had been pagan in the 400s but by the ninth and tenth century it was fervently Christian with a highly...
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Sir Geoffrey Luttrell and his wife, Agnes Sutton entertaining. On the table are knives, spoons, dishes, and plates or trenchers of bread. (CC0) — 20 Nov 2023

Be It Known: Women’s Wills Mirroring Anglo-Saxon Times

By Viki Holton

History & Tradition

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Anglo-Saxon England was a wealthy world with a gold and silver coinage from the early 600s, beginning in Kent and East Anglia. It had been pagan in the 400s but by the ninth and tenth century it was fervently Christian with a highly...
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Behold the Handmaiden of the Lord. The Annunciation on the stained glass in church St Etheldreda by Charles Blakeman (1953) (Renáta Sedmáková/ Adobe Stock) — 09 Aug 2023

Translating Saint Etheldreda, A Tawdry Tale Of Medieval England

By Dr Charles Moseley

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Etheldreda – St Audrey - is a familiar figure, especially so in Ely, a cathedral city in Cambridgeshire district, England. 2023 commemorates the 1,350th anniversary of her founding her monastery after running away from her second husband,...
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Behold the Handmaiden of the Lord. The Annunciation on the stained glass in church St Etheldreda by Charles Blakeman (1953) (Renáta Sedmáková/ Adobe Stock) — 09 Aug 2023

Translating Saint Etheldreda, A Tawdry Tale Of Medieval England

By Dr Charles Moseley

History & Tradition

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Etheldreda – St Audrey - is a familiar figure, especially so in Ely, a cathedral city in Cambridgeshire district, England. 2023 commemorates the 1,350th anniversary of her founding her monastery after running away from her second husband,...
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Hengist by John Speed's — 05 Jun 2023

Revolt Of The Angle, Saxon and Jute Mercenaries In Britannia

By Tony Sullivan

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Three Saxon keels slipped effortlessly through the waves towards the Kentish coast. The white cliffs glided past as the rowers, 20 on each side kept a constant rhythm. The shallow-draft oaken hull, 90 feet long (27 meters), drew just four feet of...
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Hengist by John Speed's — 05 Jun 2023

Revolt Of The Angle, Saxon and Jute Mercenaries In Britannia

By Tony Sullivan

History & Tradition

0

Three Saxon keels slipped effortlessly through the waves towards the Kentish coast. The white cliffs glided past as the rowers, 20 on each side kept a constant rhythm. The shallow-draft oaken hull, 90 feet long (27 meters), drew just four feet of...
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