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Like a clean cow chewing cud...so Bede describes the poet Caedmon. This blog is a place to report news, calls for papers, news items, and other things of interest to the Late Antique, Patristic, Early Medieval, and Book Arts folk and to just chat about things medieval. Also see other blogs at The Heroic Age and Modern Medieval.

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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Medieval News

Demolition could uncover deserted medieval village

Thieves raid Medieval Village


Runesten fundet ved Fåborg


Royal burial ground unearthed

ARCHAEOLOGISTS REVEAL JEWELS OF AN ANGLO SAXON PRINCESS AT KIRKLEATHAM MUSEUM
Posted by theswain at 6:04 AM

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