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» Anglo-Saxon Coins - Simon Keynes provides images of coins from several reigns, covering early to late Saxon.

» Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Buckets - Oxford University provides a database of the archive of Jean Mary Cook, specialist on wooden buckets. Includes a description of bucket parts and a distribution map.

» Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture - The University of Durham hosts information on this publication project. Includes images and a map showing the counties covered by each volume.

» ORB: Anglo-Saxon England - Academic site with a wealth of resources. Provides essays, bibliographies, images, documents, links, and other resources.

» St Laurence's Chapel at Bradford-on-Avon - Southampton University explains its work on one of the best-preserved early church buildings in England. History, architecture, excavation, interpretation and computer-based reconstructions.

» Whitby Abbey - Features the 7th or 8th-century Southern Anglian enclosure. Offers its history, opening times, fees and directions.

» Yeavering - Virtual reality reconstructions and archive information relating to the Saxon Royal Palace at Yeavering, Northumberland, from Past Perfect.

» The Roads to Ruins - From the BBC, The discovery of a chariot burial next to the A1 has highlighted the role of developers in modern archaeology. (December 18, 2003)

» Archaeologists Take the Wraps off Lady Godiva - The Telegraph reports that archaeologists have reconstructed what could be a glass portrait of Lady Godiva. (September 7, 2001)

» Old Ruins, New World - Article by Tim Eaton in British Archaeology on the way in which abandoned Roman sites in Britain were plundered for stone by Anglo-Saxon church builders. (August, 2001)

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