Inventorium Sepulchrale

Inventorium Sepulchrale by Bryan Faussett delves into the discovery of antiquities in Kent shedding light on the sophisticated craftsmanship and cultural insights of the early Anglo-Saxon settlers. The book explores the intricate designs of Kentish Saxon fibulae challenging stereotypes of barbarism. Through detailed accounts of graves and artifacts Faussett unveils the artistry and social customs of the era including the presence of Christian symbols. This archaeological account provides a glimpse into the burial practices regional variations in design and the cultural achievements of the Anglo-Saxon community in Kent.