This article is about British history in early middle ages. It’s a short story about dark ages of European history when masses of barbarians are invading former roman territory in Britain.

The largest Anglo-Saxon hoard of gold ever found was discovered in July 2009 by metal detector enthusiast Terry Herbert. The 1,300 year old treasure was discovered in a field near the town of Burntwood in central England and contained over 1,500 scattered gold and silver artefacts.

After nearly 1500 years underground, Treasure discovered September 24th 2009 tells ancient stories.

Call it Easter, Spring Holiday, or whatever you want, it marks the end of winter and the start of summer with all those new shoots, nesting birds and spring lambs in the fields. Easter eggs have long been a symbol of renewal and new life.

A look at Doylestown, Pennsylvania and the well-to-do white American Anglo-Saxon Protestants who live there.

Modern English is not 100% English as the title goes. Modern English has over the centuries assimilated words from many different languages.

Tracing the modern English “witch” through a history of terms and practices which have been its predecessors.