Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period:
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| spellingShingle | McAllister-Wilson, David Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title_auth | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title_exact_search | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title_full | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title_fullStr | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title_full_unstemmed | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
| title_short | Saffron Walden, in northwest Essex, one of the most important furnished graves of Viking character found in England; the excavation records are poor but, although it is clear that most of the graves were unfurnished, a Roman grave and one later female grave and possibly a male grave were found which were accompanied by grave-goods; the cemetery seems in origin to have been Romano-British with continuity into the Anglo-Saxon period |
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