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of Carvers, spearheaded by the talented craftsman William Bromflet. Image: Michael D Beckwith Public Domain #RiponCathedral #MedievalCraftsmanship #ArchitecturalHistory #WoodCarving
July 24, 2026 at 5:56 AM
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From warrior kings to noblewomen, garnets signified power and prestige, their fiery glow illuminating the rich cultural tapestry of early medieval England. #AngloSaxonHistory #MedievalCraftsmanship
A circular Anglo-Saxon gold pendant with intricate detailing. The pendant features a raised central setting, now damaged, with traces of a red gemstone or glass at its core. Surrounding this are eight triangular segments radiating outward, each decorated with fine gold beading and small ring-and-dot patterns. The outer edge is framed by a simple raised border. A loop at the top suggests it was once worn as a necklace. The craftsmanship and materials indicate it was likely a high-status item, possibly used for religious or ceremonial purposes.
March 17, 2025 at 9:00 AM