Sunken Featured Building
An archeological feature sometimes found when excavating sites around the Anglo-Saxon period is a sunken hollow, often with two or six post holes around the edges. These features are thought to be the remnants of a common style of building, named Sunken Featured Buildings (SFB). The current hypothesis is...
Anglo-Saxon Bucket
By Nicholas Spezia-Shwiff The object that I analyzed and digitally reconstructed was an Anglo-Saxon bucket found at the West Stow Village cemetery. This bucket was created sometime between 420 to 650 CE, during the period when West Stow was inhabited. This bucket is also rather small, around 22cm high...
