Medieval toilet helps uncover lost home of the England’s last Anglo-Saxon King

[Nigel Farage Patriot Master]

The former power center of Harold II is shown in the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry.
https://www.popsci.com/science/last-angl...king-home/

We have Saxon and Norman architecture in my town, you can instantly see the different styles.

[Old Ridge Runner]

The former power center of Harold II is shown in the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry.
https://www.popsci.com/science/last-angl...king-home/

We have Saxon and Norman architecture in my town, you can instantly see the different styles.

Cool.

ORR 

[Nigel Farage Patriot Master]

The former power center of Harold II is shown in the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry.
https://www.popsci.com/science/last-angl...king-home/

We have Saxon and Norman architecture in my town, you can instantly see the different styles.

Cool.

ORR 

A few minutes walk from my ranch.  

"Alfred the Greats" daughter Aethelflaed  is buried near this Saxon monument.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Æthelflæd

The choice of burial place was symbolic. Victoria Thompson argues that if Æthelflæd had chosen Edward's royal mausoleum in Winchester as the burial place for her husband and herself, that would have emphasised Mercia's subordinate status, whereas a traditional Mercian royal burial place such as Repton would have been a provocative declaration of independence; Gloucester, near the border with Wessex, was a compromise between the two

[Physics Hunter]

Funny thing in Archeology, we learn a lot from hole in the ground style Latrines and even garbage piles.

I would not know much about the referenced characters, excepting the Battle of Hastings, if not for the Vikings TV series from a few years back.

[Nigel Farage Patriot Master]

Funny thing in Archeology, we learn a lot from hole in the ground style Latrines and even garbage piles.

I would not know much about the referenced characters, excepting the Battle of Hastings, if not for the Vikings TV series from a few years back.

A few years ago we had Athelflaeds burial reenactment in my town. A Saxon boat sailed to the docks where an actress was carried on a litter in a procession to St Oswald's church. 
Throughout the ceremony I took pictures. The Saxon reenactment society put on a good show.