Anglo-Saxons in the Tees Valley
Explore some of the Anglo-Saxon items discovered in the Tees Valley
The Anglo-Saxons came from Northern Europe and began raiding and settling in Britain from the fourth century CE. By the end of the sixth century, they had become one of the most significant cultural groups in Britain, establishing numerous settlements, including in the Tees Valley. Explore some of the items discovered by the excavations in the tees valley at Street House and Norton.
Map of Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries in the Tees Valley
A collaboration between Dr. Stephen Sherlock and the Environments of Change Project.
People:
Primary Investigator: Steven Bednarski
Lead Archeologist & Co-Investigator: Stephen Sherlock
3D Scanning Lead: Kian Drew
3D Scanning Team: Shannon Blackmore, Astrid Woerner Kropp,
Katrina Van Der Ahe
Communications: Shannon Blackmore, Erin Kurian
Website Administration: Erin Kurian
Additional Content: John Loudfoot, Gillian Wagenaar
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We are grateful to the following people and organisations for access to finds and materials pertaining to Anglo-Saxons in the Tees Valley.
Joanne Hodgson and Liz Vine at Kirkleatham Museum, in connection with the Street House finds
Janice Adams and Rosie Banens at Tees Archaeology in connection with Norton Finds and Images
David Currie, photographs of the Street House finds.
