Blue-eyed toddler buried with sword, silk, and gold cross in 7th-century Rare silk and silver grave goods indicate elite family ties in medieval B Flash-frozen stone chamber preserved rare fabrics fro ...

In this episode of Kings and Generals’ Medieval History series, we examine why the Anglo-Saxons consistently fell to the ...

A guide produced by the charity suggests ditching the idea that the Vikings were a “homogenous community of blonde ...

The hoard going on display marks the reopening of Norwich Castle's Anglo-Saxon and Viking Gallery which has been closed for several years while work to transform the castle's Norman Keep has been ...

The Battle of Tettenhall, also known as the Battle of Wednesfield, was fought between the Anglo Saxons and Vikings in 910 AD. Although the exact site is unknown, and has been debated by historians ...

There’s long been a belief that the English are descended from Anglo-Saxons, who scuffled with Roman gladiators in the fourth century. And after the first binge-drinking Danish Vikings got to ...

Much is still unknown about the Anglo-Saxons, who ruled England from the fifth to 11th centuries, primarily because in the ninth century, the Vikings destroyed churches where records were kept.

Residents of an historic Wiltshire town were left in awe when a National Lottery-funded archaeological dig turned up countless treasures in their gardens - some dating back centuries. The ...

"In a move to ‘decolonise the curriculum,’ professors have renamed a masters course in Viking and Anglo-Saxon Studies as Viking and Early Medieval English Studies," the outlet reported.

Anglo-Saxon and Viking-Age England from Bede to Alfred the Great' to 'Early mediaeval England from Bede to Alfred the Great.' It is claimed this is due to concerns over the connection to Norse ...

History With Hilbert: Who were the Anglo-Saxons? Despite these historical atrocities, Vikings and Romans still very much make up part of our history books – no “Old Norwegians” or “Early ...