# Sutton Hoo
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sutton hoo is the site of two Anglo-Saxon cemeteries dating from the 6th to 7th centuries near Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. Archaeologists have been excavating the area since 1938, when an undisturbed ship burial containing a wealth of Anglo-Saxon artifacts was discovered. The site is important in establishing the history of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of East Anglia as well as illuminating the Anglo-Saxons during a period which lacks historical documentation.
Secret Life of the British Museum
Viriginia Woolf hated it and Karl Marx loved it. Woolf starts her iconic A Room of One’s Own by skewering it as a monument to British patriarchy and toxic masculinity.
The inevitable sequel to lunching and dining at Oxbridge seemed, unfortunately, to be a visit to the British Museum, she wrote.
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93: Posties, Pubs and Public Transport
Are things actually getting worse in the countryside, or are we just noticing what has quietly disappeared?This week, Richard Prideaux, Richard Negus and Callum McInerney-Riley talk about access to the countryside, disappearing rural services and the difference between visiting rural Britain and ac…
The Ports That Made Britain: Ipswich
This is episode 4 of our Heritage Harbours short series, celebrating the Heritage Harbour initiative which seeks to protect and revive historic ports, docks, canals and waterfronts that still retain a genuine working maritime character.
Ipswich holds a remarkable place in maritime history: it can c…
Inbox: The Bayeux Tapestry and the Arrow Nobody Can Prove | Sue Brunning
Why are a million people about to queue at the British Museum for a strip of embroidered linen?
What if the most famous picture of 1066 isn't a tapestry, was probably stitched in England, and treats the losing king as a hero?
And, if the arrow in Harold's eye was stitched back in by 19th-century re…
We Want to Go to Goblin Hill! | Spooky Archaeology, 1 of 4 | Bigfoot, King Arthur, & Ley Lines
Why did the Anglo-Saxons look at ancient monuments and name them Elf Burrow and Goblin Hill? And why does that make us want to visit?
In this episode of Archaeology Books for Fun, archaeologists Barbara and Tristan begin Spooky Archaeology: Myth and the Science of the Past by Jeb J. Card, a surpri…
ታላላቅ መጻሕፍት — Beowulf
አንድ ሰው ብቻውን ተዋግቶ ብቻውን ቢሞት፣ የሚያዜምለት ካልተገኘ፣ የሞተው ሁለት ጊዜ ነው።
ትምህርት 9 | 4 ክፍሎች | አቅራቢ: ሳባ & ኢብሳ & አበባ | ውይይት: ዳዊትና ትግሥት
ሺህ ዘጠኝ መቶ ሠላሳ ዘጠኝ፣ የጸደይ መጀመሪያ። በምሥራቅ እንግሊዝ Suffolk በሚባል የገጠር አውራጃ ውስጥ አንድ ሰው በሣር የለበሰ ጉብታ ውስጥ መርከብ አገኘ። መርከቢቱ ግን የለችም — እንጨቷ በስብሶ አልቆ የቀረው በአሸዋው ውስጥ የተሳለ ጠቆር ያለ እድፍ ብቻ ነው። የሚቆፍረው ነገር …
S03E10: HUM213 Wk 6 The Cowherd Who Couldn't Sing: Beowulf, Caedmon, and the Song in the Dark
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HUM 213 Week 6 – The Cowherd Who Couldn't Sing: Beowulf, Caedmon, and the Song in the Dark
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A shy cowherd slips out of a feast so no one will hand him the harp, and that night a dream turns him into the first named poet in the English language. Dr. S tells the story of Caedmon's …
They Were Buried With WHAT?! 15 Bizarre Things People Took to the Grave | WTAF Paranormal Case Files
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What would you want buried with you?
In this episode of WTAF Paranormal Case Files, Anne and Renata dig into some of the strangest, most unexpected and downright fascinatin…
Blood Fields
Episode 50
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Blood Fields
Just outside the village of Debenham the undulating slopes of Suffolk hide a potentially bloody secret. Around here sits the Blood Landscape - a whole host of ancient plots hinting at something terrible and gruesome: Little Blood Field, Great Blood …
Time Team live in Lincoln
Helen Geake and Martyn Williams host a special live edition of the Time Team podcast from Southside Arts Centre in Lincoln where Time Team has been carrying out a three day dig.People in the audience are invited to put their questions to Prof. Carenza Lewis, Dr Samantha Tipper, Matt Williams and …
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