ᛉ Sagnamaðr Stark ᛉ

I’ve noticed a few things in the coverage of this new Anglo Saxon sword from Kent.
Firstly, several mainstream media outlets brazenly used the term Anglo Saxon once more, despite it being a charged term in modern academia.
Secondly, a pendant of a kind often found in women’s burials was found in the warrior’s burial, which they’re saying was likely a gift or family heirloom, as opposed to trying to claim he was some kind of gender bender, as they often do with female burials containing weapons for example.
The radical left is backing down. We’re winning.

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I’ve noticed a few things in the coverage of this new Anglo Saxon sword from Kent.
Firstly, several mainstream media outlets brazenly used the term Anglo Saxon once more, despite it being a charged term in modern academia.
Secondly, a pendant of a kind often found in women’s burials was found in the warrior’s burial, which they’re saying was likely a gift or family heirloom, as opposed to trying to claim he was some kind of gender bender, as they often do with female burials containing weapons for example.
The radical left is backing down. We’re winning.

BY ᛉ Sagnamaðr Stark ᛉ