Websites using saxon heritage as a keyword

The History Heritage and Archelogy of the Stone Bronze and Iron Ages and the Romans Saxons Normans Georgians and 20th Century in Bordon Whitehill and Royal Woolmer Forest

Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Norman and British Living History and Re-enactment Group specialising in the 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th centuries

  The Arts & Heritage Alliance Milton Keynes (AHA-MK) is a forum of organisations that work together to position the arts and heritage sectors as strategic contributors to the community and economy of Milton Keynes.  We promote, represent and develop arts and heritage, collaboratively delivering or supporting exciting activities. Through our work we champion the…

A regular podcast telling the story of England with warmth and enthusiasm. The story of the great names and the events that made England the mosaic it is today; the daily lives of the people who made it so. We take a chronological approach, from the cataclysmic end of Roman Britain, all the way through to the present day – when we get there! Along the way we follow the major highways of history, and some of the side roads too – what it was like to live in the Middle Ages, why the difference between Ale and Beer affected people’s lives, how the English language developed and loads more! Plus there’s this handy website – with biographies, maps (must have maps), articles and, well, just bags of stuff to guide you through it.

Danegeld makes accurate, replica jewellery for film, heritage and collectors. Specialising in Roman to Renaissance, with main focus on Viking, Saxon, Medieval and Tudor jewellery. Bespoke commissions and other time periods are always welcome.

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Graham Taylor is a heritage potter and experimental archaeologist offering replicas, workshops, demonstrations and kiln reconstructions of Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon, Mediaeval, Egyptian and Greek pottery.

Iron Shepherds is a living history group based in the Furness Peninsula of Cumbria, not far from the Lake Distirct, aiming to educate and entertain through demonstrating crafts, weaponry and the life of people in our chosen period, the 1140s.

We are a UK family owned manufacturer and retailer of lovely fabric sofas, chairs & scatters. With 30 years of heritage, we know what makes a Lovely Sofa.

I have been involved in re-enactment for thirty years and during that time I have developed a deep interest in the working life of caftsmen in the past and their trades. By studying the way the original craftsmen worked the items I produce have a very authentic look and feel to them that cannot be achieved by using modern materials and techniques used by many other people working today. My principle interests are leatherworking and period dying techniques. I produce a wide range of leather goods and also a range of authenticly dyed woolen cloth for re-enacters, museums, theatre and the heritage industry. The website is divided into two sections so please click on the links to see my work as a leatherworker and as a dyer