These burial treasures open a window into early Anglo-Saxon East Anglia – Museum Crush
Museums get behind metal detectorists in their quest for treasure
Archaeologists Uncover 1,300-Year-Old Necklace at Medieval Burial Site | National Jeweler
Current Archaeology 349 - Current Archaeology
Early gold - Corinium Museum
Anglo-Saxon Pendant Found in England Declared To Be Treasure | The Vintage News
Student's treasure find worth £145,000 'rewrites' Anglo Saxon history
Is Norfolk treasure the best in Britain? | Eastern Daily Press
1960s Capricorn Brooch Vintage 60s Art Signed Zodiac Sea - Etsy Denmark
Anglo-Saxon gold pendant found in Norfolk declared treasure - BBC News
Winfarthing filigree cross
Arise, O Lord, and may your enemies be torn apart': the Staffordshire Hoard in Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms - Medieval manuscripts blog
Antique Necklace and Georgian Watch Verge"Cock" Garnet Pendant - Ruby Lane
Norwich Castle on X: "The Winfarthing Pendant is truly exquisite. Made in the 7th century AD, this gold composite pendant with inlaid garnets has been labelled one of the “most elaborate…ever found”,
Anglo-Saxon Pendant Voted Britain's favourite In Art Fund's 2018 Poll - Artlyst
Anglo-Saxon Aristocrats from 'near Diss' | National Heritage Memorial Fund
Conservation of the Winfarthing Anglo-Saxon Pendant | Conservation at NMS
5 times people have discovered hidden treasures in Norfolk | Great Yarmouth Mercury
Discovery of 'Winfarthing Woman' redraws map of medieval power
Sutton Hoo and Anglo-Saxon East Anglia - Medieval manuscripts blog
Conservation of the Winfarthing Anglo-Saxon Pendant | Conservation at NMS
4. Dr Helen Geake - Abbesses or Princesses | PPT
