A large, ornate gold pendant with red and amber inlays sits above a collection of smaller gold artifacts, including coins and beads, all against a black background.

Winfarthing Anglo-Saxon Project

LXCL:Includes tea/coffee and biscuits. Other drinks will be available to purchase.

General Admission

Join us to hear this illustrated talk by Stephanie Paull, a Heritage Officer based at West Stow Anglo-Saxon village and Anglo-Saxon reenactor.&nbsp; Stephanie will explain how different daily life would have been at the time when the Winfarthing Woman was alive, and her talk will include discussions of Anglo-Saxon work, crafts and buildings. Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start.

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Join us to hear this illustrated talk by Stephanie Paull, a Heritage Officer based at West Stow Anglo-Saxon village and Anglo-Saxon reenactor.  Stephanie will explain how different daily life would have been at the time when the Winfarthing Woman was alive, and her talk will include discussions of Anglo-Saxon work, crafts and buildings. Doors open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start.

Winfarthing Anglo-Saxon Project

Talk: Daily Life in Anglo-Saxon East Anglia

Rectory Rd

General Admission

£3

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