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History, 01.12.2019 12:31 salinasroel22

Which piece of early medieval artwork, discovered in 1938, shed light on the life of the anglo-saxons?
a. bishop bernward's doors
b. court of lions
c. the lindisfarne gospels
d. the sutton hoo purse?

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