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Tag Archives: Anglo-Saxon

Essex’s Tutankhamun? Learning from seemingly incongruous comparisons.

Posted on September 20, 2019 by hannahpethen

What do we learn from comparing an Anglo-Saxon burial in Prittlewell with Egypt’s famous Tutankhamun? Continue reading →

Posted in Archaeology and Egyptology | Tagged Anglo-Saxon, Antiquities, archaeology, Egypt, Excavations, Exhibitions, King of Prittlewell, Tutankhamun | Leave a comment

Artefacts from the Anglo-Saxon burial at Prittlewell exhibited in Southend Museum.

Posted on June 8, 2019 by hannahpethen

A Review of the new exhibition of the Prittlewell Princely burial in Southend Museum Continue reading →

Posted in Exhibition review | Tagged Anglo-Saxon, Antiquities, archaeology, Excavations, Exhibitions, King of Prittlewell, Museums, Planning, Prittlewell | 1 Comment
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