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- Images and Photographs: Aerial photographs of the site, and images and drawings from the original excavation and publication
- Previous Reconstructions: Examples of how the site may have looked, produced by other modellers and illustrators
- Manuscripts: Bede's text describing Yeavering and Edwin and Lord's Prayer in Old English
- Articles: A selection of further reading on the site itself, including the obituary of the excavator, Brian Hope-Taylor
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Yeavering: Site Archive
A number of sources have been used to help create the reconstructions of Yeavering. These have been archived here.
You can click on any document to view it.
The main source used has been the excavation report Yeavering: An Anglo-Saxon British Centre of Early Northumbria
written by Brian Hope-Taylor published in 1977 as DoE Archaeological Report 7 by HMSO London.
This is supplemented by earlier sources such as the writings of Bede who lived between the 7th and 8th centuries AD.
Some of the finds from the excavations are now in storage at the Museum of Antiquities of Newcastle upon Tyne, where
the original plans and maps reproduced here are also held.
Other archival material is currently held at the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, where it is being catalogued and conserved.
Crown copyright material is reproduced by permission of English Heritage acting under licence from the Controller
of Her Majesty's Stationery Office.
We have provided the list of main archive categories, but you can follow the link to table of contents
to see full list of archive entries.
[Table of Contents]
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