1,300-year-old necklace among treasures found buried at housing development site
Experts believe the necklace was buried in the grave of a women who may have been a high-status Christian leader or royalty.
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Experts believe the necklace was buried in the grave of a women who may have been a high-status Christian leader or royalty.
Experts believe the necklace was buried in the grave of a women who may have been a high-status Christian leader or royalty.
Experts believe the necklace was buried in the grave of a women who may have been a high-status Christian leader or royalty.
The Museum of London Archaeology team unveiled what they are calling "an archaeologist's dream:" the burial site of a seventh-century Anglo-Saxon woman, in what has given archaeologists a window into the United Kingdom's medieval past.
Experts believe the necklace was buried in the grave of a women who may have been a high-status Christian leader or royalty.