Harald being baptized by Poppo the monk, in a relief dated to c. 1200

Viking Burial. A 10th‑century noble family’s cemetery near Aarhus reveals pearls, coins, ceramics and a rare gold‑thread box—echoes of wealth and trade.

The Bromeswell bucket was made from copper alloy and depicts a North African hunting scene. (Image credit: U.K. National Trust)

The Bromeswell Bucket revealed its ancient secret: a high-status Anglo-Saxon cremation buried in Byzantine bronze, rewriting Sutton Hoo's burial traditions.

Excavations at Rendlesham have revealed a royal hall and boundary ditch (the rightmost trench) with associated early medieval settlement remains. Image: © Suffolk County Council; Jim Pullen

Rendlesham reveals a royal settlement’s secrets, showcasing elite halls, feasting, and craft production, reshaping early medieval East Anglian history.