Anglo-Saxon Cemetery: Winfarthing Pendant 2 - 3D Model
🕑 Added 2023-07-01 19:42:30 +0000 UTCWow, the plot thickens! So, what did you make of Day 2? Let us know in the comments below.
Here's another piece of jewellery from the original discovery of the Winfarthing lady. It's not quite as sumptuous as the garnet-encrusted centrepiece, but it contains some impressive and intricate metalwork nonetheless.
This is the piece that features signs of repairwork on the back. Look out for the square shape on the top centre.

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Comments
Jon Zephanius
Quite possibly I'd say, given that that sort of knotwork usually closes in on itself and doesn't leave open ends like in the fish. So it was intentional--plus it's a cross medallion.
Mika
An episode with actually a lot of Anglo-Saxon finds in test pits, the main trenches, everywhere, has this ever happened before on Time Team? Great episode in just about every way in any case!
Le Scoob
beautiful pendant
Geoff Wilcock
Great work, as always.
Melissa Rybb
So glad to finally see this episode. The pendant is beautiful.
Clive McIntyre
I believe the repair is evidence the pendant was worn (pun!) on a thong or chain threaded through the adjacent holes. Eventually, this eroded the gold. The piece must have been prized for it to be repaired, and repaired so well.
David Boon
Absolutely loving these episodes. So pleased for Helen that the suggestion of the site is well and truly paying off. Can’t wait for day three.
Time Team
Day 3 link: https://youtu.be/TiKS8wiXX9Y
Time Team
Sorry to hear you've had trouble finding the episodes. We shared an exclusive preview of Day 1 here on Patreon last Sunday, and we also share the links for each episode in our email newsletter that goes out to all Patreon supporters. Please double check that your email notifications are on in your personal Patreon settings, and that our emails are not going into a spam folder. Thanks again for your support and we hope you enjoy the episodes. We also have news on the way of a very special competition, plus an exclusive aftershow live event with the team, both coming soon.
Time Team
Day 2 is here: https://youtu.be/EG-j8TJDLwg
Time Team
Hi Philip, Day 1 is here: https://youtu.be/Ja35Wgs_6Co
Kerry Hennigan
It's been a great dig. I really enjoyed seeing Stewart's walk plotted on the digital map...it helps the viewer understand the larger context of the site.
Delaine Keenum
I have really enjoyed Episodes 1&2. When Helen got misty eyed I was so happy for her! Can’t wait to see the last episode.
choklityum
Another great day! The metalwork of the 2 pendants is wonderful. And I'm glad our Lady isn't alone!
Adrian Murphy
The episodes are freely available on YouTube. Look for the Time Team Official channel and you'll find them, and lots more Time Team videos.
Philip Clark
Alright, please show me how I access Episode 1 & 2 of the Anglo Saxon Cemetery! I have been a Patreon supporter of Time Team since this started and due to health reasons this is the first time I have tried to watch an episode. Surely you can make it easier for us supporters?
Cheryl Kurucz
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James D Speckart
The "surprise, Romans!" segment was a great twist!
James D Speckart
Those are christian fish symbols near the central button, right?
DIANA R NELSON
This is a wonderful site and the technology is really enhancing the experience. Love the virtual museum and 3-D models.
Steve Mikre
This latest Time Team dig is quickly becoming an instant classic...
Paul Faulkner
Me too. It's Time Team at its best... finding an Anglo Saxon cemetery... discovering some Roman stuff... ace!
Ken Simpson
Amazing I feel like I’m there holding it even though I am on the west coast of Canada 🤩
Zoe Propper
I am loving the AngloSaxon episodes. Their metal work and designs are beautiful.