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Was Leicester Cathedral built on a Roman TEMPLE? Archaeologists discover a mysterious 'cult room' - Vimarsana News

Was Leicester Cathedral built on a Roman TEMPLE? Archaeologists discover a mysterious 'cult room'

The cellar of a Roman building and a 1,800-year-old altar stone have been discovered during the excavation, led by University of Leicester Archaeological Services.

King and Saint: King Oswald of Northumbria and His Lost Throne Quest - Vimarsana News

King and Saint: King Oswald of Northumbria and His Lost Throne Quest

To win his throne back, Northumbria’s King Oswald was forced into exile, warred across Scotland, visited monasteries, raised armies, and became a saint!

Sandstone caves in Derbyshire are a near-complete 9th century Anglo-Saxon house - Vimarsana News

Sandstone caves in Derbyshire are a near-complete 9th century Anglo-Saxon house

A sandstone cave in Derbyshire once thought to 18th century 'follies' are actually the remains of a 'near complete' 9th century Anglo-Saxon house, a study revealed. New analysis of the caves cut out of the soft sandstone was carried out by Wessex Archaeology and the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.  They discovered it is actually an Anglo-Saxon dwelling and oratory that may have once been home to King Eardwulf, who became Saint Hardulph after his death. Archaeologists undertook a detailed survey of the grade II listed Anchor Church Caves between Foremark and ...

Bloodshed and bravery on the battlegrounds of Montgomeryshire - Vimarsana News

Bloodshed and bravery on the battlegrounds of Montgomeryshire

MONTGOMERYSHIRE has been the battleground for a host of pivotal bloody meetings throughout Welsh history.