Potters made pottery from clay. Jewellers made beautiful brooches, beads and ornaments from gold, gemstones and glass.The Anglo-Saxons had armies too. But their soldiers didn’t fight all the time.

It includes objects such as armbands, brooches, and ingots ... the fact that it includes four arm rings inscribed with Anglo-Saxon runes, it may have been the property of four parties.

This is the Old English word for “community,” and it often refers to a religious one in Anglo-Saxon documents from ... comprised silk-wrapped beads, brooches, relics, pendants, and bracelets.

The title is a kenning, a word-puzzle metaphor used by Norse and Anglo-Saxon poets ... fittings on looted Bibles were fashioned into brooches for Norse ladies’ cloaks. Many monasteries preserved ...

As one of the executive producers of The Brutalist, Thomas Pierce chats about the buzziest Oscars afterparties, the upcoming Wizard Of The Kremlin and why men’s brooches are everywhere.

Two diamond-encrusted Cartier brooches once owned by millionaire socialite Virginia Courtauld are going on display for the first time at her former palace home in south-east London. Eltham Palace ...

The brooches are believed to have been worn by Lady Courtauld when she entertained guests. Credit: English Heritage Two diamond-encrusted Cartier brooches once owned by the socialite Virginia ...

Two diamond-encrusted Cartier brooches, once owned by the arts patron Virginia Courtauld, have been acquired by English Heritage and go on display today at her former home, Eltham Palace in London.

Not only is the Princess Royal rarely seen without a brooch, but there's one particular simple but timeless accessory that she brings out time and time again: her tiny golden horse brooch.

WATCH: Prince William And Kate Receive Warm Welcome In Pontypridd On this occasion, it was her statement yellow brooch that stood out from the crowd. A large daffodil motif represents the national ...