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Anglo-Saxon Birds
The body of the bird is that of the masks nose, it's tail is comprised of the ... A bird that does have connections to war and battle is the raven, a bird ...
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Thames Scramasax Picture
Thames Scramasax. Runes upon the scramasax.
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Anglo-Saxon Heathenism
So although we have lost so much information concerning the Heathen religion of the Anglo-Saxons, we have been left in literature and archaeological finds ...
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Anglo-Saxon Heathenism
So although we have lost so much information concerning the Heathen religion of the Anglo-Saxons, we have been left in literature and archaeological finds ...
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Frige
Our first information of the Anglo-Saxon Frige comes from the name of the fifth day of the week, Friday, which comes from the Old English ...
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Images of Anglo-Saxon Heathenism
Here you will find pictures of objects that relate to, or are influenced by, Anglo-Saxon Heathenism. All pictures open in a new window, and to show the ...
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Sutton Hoo Ship Burial
The discovery of the Sutton Hoo ship burial has given many an insight into the culture and society of the early Anglo-Saxons, and has gone a long way to ...
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Runes and Rune Magic
So in both Norse and Anglo-Saxon myth we have surviving examples of the power and magic that was believed to release a captive from chains and bonds at will ...
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Anglo-Saxon Symbols - Horse
The horse as a symbol, like the dragon, goes all the way back to the earliest stages of Anglo-Saxon settlement in Britain, and even before. ...
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Tiw
Tiw's name can also be found in the second day of the week ,Tuesday. The Romans called Tuesday dies Martis or day of Mars after their own war god. ...
