Here are some with commentary:
- A Commonplace Book has two posts on the objects making up the Hoard.
- Gypsy Scholar has two posts on the phrase "redefining the Dark Ages."
- In the Middle questions scholarly reception of the Hoard, asks about the digital images, and considers/rejects a connection between Guthlac and the Hoard.
- Lingwe discusses the comparison of the Hoard to the One Ring.
- News for Medievalists has their original story, more news, and a story on the crowds coming to see it.
- Point of Know Return has a post on the Hoard and Psalm 67:2.
- Wormtalk and Slugspeak discusses the inscription as well.
- Gearwor has images, video, and some discussion.
- The Heptarchy Herald discusses dating.
Here are basically links pages:
- About.com
- Archaelogy in Europe
History News Network - News for Medievalists has video round-ups here and here.


Thanks for the link, though everyone will now know that I had to eat my words . . . or at least chew on them a bit more.
ReplyDeleteJeffery Hodges
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Any scholar of any merit whatsoever has had to eat his words a few times. It's all part of being on the edge of the creation of knowledge, and having the academic integrity to admit when you were wrong. If I go to long without having to withdraw something, I start to think maybe I'm not considering issues as deeply as I might.
ReplyDeleteOdd -- what I gathered from mainstream media was that the ONLY thing important about this find was how much it was worth.
ReplyDeleteAnd that the man who found it was unemployed.
You mean there's something else?