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pintoras:Emma Sandys (English, 1834 - 1877): A Saxon princess (via Sotheby’s)

Something a little more spooky for people who don’t subscribe to “Sun’s Out, Guns Out.” Design avail

waswseffortblog:Disk Brooch, Anglo Saxon, Early 7th Century AD.(Source)

Glass spindle whorl or beadEarly Anglo-Saxon, 6th centuryDiameter 4.4cmExcavated from grave 150 in L

sammmybutler:Big Cock Pep Talk: Saxon West & Tommy DeLuca by ExtraBigDicksUse promocode SAMMYSAV

archaicwonder:Richborough Roman Fort, KentRichborough is perhaps the most symbolically important of

Saxon Dunworth by Pat Supsiri

peachdoms:Saxon Dunworth photographed by Pat Supsiri

Saxon Dunworth by Pat Supsiri

auburnguy1: bigmusclestuds: Owen Saxon teasing with that hot round bubble buttBig Muscle Studs is no

throughwinterfields:Saxon Kent

aenglaland:Anglo Saxon architecture at the Hexam Abbey 

Ornate replica wheel-lock pistol in Saxon style, late 19th, early 20th century.from Little John&rsqu

Viking decorated metalwork, ‘Vikings: Rediscover The Legend’ Exhibition, The Riverside Arts Centre M

Earliest written reference to an Elf - ælf.  Anglo Saxon,  Royal Prayer Book. Royal MS 2 A XX, folio

Some of my recent pictures from inside the magnificent Peterborough Cathedral.  Anglo Saxon sculptur

Today is St Cuthbert’s Day - 20th MarchA facsimile copy of the Lindisfarne Gospels, which were made

Saxon ceremonial sword dated 1566.from the Staatliche Kunstammlungen Dresen

My final illustration of my second year at university! Medieval joy project: I draw a “Viking&

eadfrith:Today, The 4th of June, is the feast day of Eadfrith, Bishop of Lindisfarne - Saint Eadfrit

Anglo-Saxon Sword Hilt Construction Replicas and other relics, Stoke on Trent, 26.11.17.

Mercian gold coin bearing name of king Offa (757-793).The coin is an imitation of Abbasid Caliphate

Katharine Morling’s ceramic art inspired by the discovery of the Staffordshire Anglo-Saxon Hoard. Th

Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Mercia Replica Courtroom and artefacts at ‘The Potteries’ Museum, Stoke-on-Tr

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