- The
Shorwell helmet is an Anglo-Saxon
helmet from the
early to mid-sixth
century AD
found near
Shorwell on the Isle of
Wight in
southern England. It was...
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Shorwell (pronounced
Shorrel by some
locals and Islanders) is a
village and
civil parish on the Isle of Wight,
United Kingdom. It is 4+1⁄2
miles (7.2 km)...
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status of its owner.
Little more than an iron cap, such as the
helmets from
Shorwell and Wollaston,
would be
needed if one only
sought to
protect one's head...
- St. Peter's Church,
Shorwell is a
parish church in the
Church of
England located in
Shorwell, Isle of Wight. The
church is medieval. The
interior of the...
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Grange (1848),
Sutton Hoo (1939),
Coppergate (1982),
Wollaston (1997), and
Shorwell (2004), it is only the
sixth known Anglo-Saxon helmet. The helmet, along...
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Kingston is now
amalgamated with the
adjacent Anglican parish of
Shorwell, as
Shorwell with Kingston. The
church was re-built by the
architect R.J. Jones...
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finds from
Benty Grange (1848),
Sutton Hoo (1939),
Coppergate (1982),
Shorwell (2004) and
Staffordshire (2009); its
basic form is
nearly identical to...
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Island at the end of the 13th century. It
followed the
descent of
South Shorwell until 1641, when it is
mentioned for the last time. It is
probably the...
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joining that find and
those at
Benty Grange (1848),
Sutton Hoo (1939),
Shorwell (2004) and
Staffordshire (2009), as one of the "crested helmets" that flourished...
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others found since:
Sutton Hoo (1939),
Coppergate (1982),
Wollaston (1997),
Shorwell (2004) and
Staffordshire (2009). The
helmet features a
unique combination...
