Archive for March 21st, 2011
Anglo-Saxon Women Before the Law: A Student Edition of Five Old English Lawsuits
The status of women under Old English law is among the most contested topics in Anglo-Saxon studies. The five charters edited here record lawsuits in which the principal litigants are women of different backgrounds.
‘Sometimes I wish I’d never found that Hoard’: How sharing £3m find of Saxon gold led to a bitter feud
The two men have fallen out, despite sharing the multi-million-pound jackpot, and claim discovering the treasure has been a curse.
‘Talking fires’ link iron age hillforts
A TEST to show how people in the Iron Age communicated using Welsh peaks was yesterday hailed a success.
Arizona Senate Panel Passes Sweeping Bills Targeting Illegals, Birthright Citizenship 
