Metal detectorists in southwest England unearthed the two gold-and-garnet objects from the Anglo-Saxon period in January.

and their mythologies began influencing the region’s art, religion, and folklore. The specific design of the object—a raven’s head with garnet eyes—suggests a deep respect for Odin’s ravens.

This month, the men have it at Red Raven Art Company. The January exhibit is "Man Up," an all-male revue of talent from four seasoned artists and one emerging artist, all geared up to show the ...

Roy Keane with Raven's Head. Image courtesy of Murdo Macleod and Crawford Art Gallery Macleod recalls pacing the hall of Manchester’s Marriott Four Seasons hotel, “seriously agitated”, in ...

Metal detectorists have found a rare gold and garnet raven head in southwestern England’s Wiltshire from the Anglo-Saxon period about 1,400 years ago. They have also unearthed a gold band or ...

The raven head, weighing about 60gm, consists of a striking garnet eye and tiny gold spheres outlining its "feather" portions. The artefacts have been dated to the Anglo-Saxon era of 7th century ...