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a "Free-woman" in Kentish attire from Dover Buckland (photograph at Sutton Hoo) |
a local "Thane" (photograph at West Stow Anglo Saxon Village) |
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warriors (photographs in woodland at Sutton Hoo)
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Guarding the Staffordshire Hoard on the Mercian Trail at Repton Church. (The Wændelingas supplied two members to participate in school visits to the church and touring exhibition) |
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The knife and buckles from the Wollaston warrior burial |
The helmet from the Wollaston warrior burial |
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Shield boss and disk from Barton Seagrave. Bronze disk with gold and silver (as original) |
Replica of brooch from Dover Buckland cemetery grave 245. Silver with gold vermeil, patterned foiling and real hand cut garnets (as original) |
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Spear head from Nassington |
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Sources used for reconstructions shown above:
Textiles & costume design -
Walton-Rogers, P., 2006. Cloth and Clothing in Early Anglo-Saxon England: AD 450-700 (CBA Research Reports)
Wollaston - Meadows, I., 2004. An Anglian Warrior Burial from Wollaston, Northamptonshire
Nassington - Leeds, E & Atkinson, R., 1944. “An Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Nassington, Northants” in The Antiquaries Journal vol XXIV pp100-128
Barton Seagrave -
Dickinson, T., 2005. "Symbols of Protection: The Significance of Animal-ornamented Shields in Early Anglo-Saxon England", in Medieval Archaeology 49 (1) pp109-163
Dover Buckland - Parfitt, K. & Anderson, T. 2012. Buckland Anglo-Saxon Cemetery, Dover
