1. 8/27 Sutton Hoo (England) is the site of two 6 th and early 7 th century cemeteries. The burial mound contains an undisturbed ship burial full of Anglo-Saxon artifacts.

2. Riddle 32 Our world is lovely in different ways. Hung with beauty and works of hand. I saw a strange machine, made For motion, slide against the sand, Shrieking as it went. It walked swiftly 5 On its only foot, this odd-shaped monster, Traveled in an open country, without Seeing,without arms or hands, With many ribs, and its mouth in its middle. Its work is useful, and welcome, for it loads 10 Its belly with food, and brings abundance To men, to poor and to rich, paying Its tribute year after year. Solve This riddle, if you can, and unravel its name.

3. Sutton Hoo

4. Beowulf Vocabulary Due 8/31 (M) Dictionary Options: 1. Class set 2. www.merriam-webster.comwww.merriam-webster.com 3. App (FREE VERSION)

5. Introduction & The Celts and Their Religion Twentieth century druids celebrating the summer solstice at Stonehenge.Stonehenge.

6. The Romans: The Great Administrators One of the finest examples of a surviving Roman road in Britain, Blackstone Edge, on Rishworth Moor near Manchester.

7. The Anglo-Saxons: From King Arthur to King Alfred King Alfred represented in monuments and church windows.

8. The Anglo-Saxons: From King Arthur to King Alfred Here is a map of the tribal migrations.

9. The Reemergence of Christianity Symbolize of Thor’s Hammer

10. Life in Anglo-Saxon England West Stow, Suffolk

11. The Anglo-Saxon Religion TIW: the god of war “TUESDAY” Honor your commitments to enjoy a lasting bond.

12. The Anglo-Saxon Religion Norse dragon-prowed ship, 10th Century, Anglo-Saxon manuscript

13. Bards and Poets Lyre found at Sutton Hoo & Replica

14. Monasteries and Anglo-Saxon Literature Destroyed during the 1530’s.

15. Ruins

16. Riddle 27 I saw a wonderful creature carrying Light plunder between its horns. Curved lamp of the air, cunningly formed, It fetched home its bounty from the day's raid And plotted to build in its castle if it could 5 A night-chamber brightly adorned. Then over the east wall came another creature Well known to earth-dwellers. Wonderful as well, It seized back its bounty and sent the plunderer home Like an unwilling wanderer. The wretch went west,10 Moved morosely and murderously on. Dust rose to the heavens, dew fell on earth- Night moved on. Afterwards no one In the world knew where the wanderer had gone.