Anglo-Saxon house with a shingle roof.
This represents a typical large Anglo-Saxon dwelling probably belonging to someone with high-social status.
Sometimes wooden shingles were used instead of reeds. This was dependant on what natural resources were avaiable. Shingle was cheaper than thatch.
This represents a typical large sized Anglo-Saxon dwelling. These were usually one large room where food was cooked, meals were eaten and the inhabitants slept.
Length 36mm, width 29mm, height 23mm.
Supplied unpainted.
Sculpted by Philip Page (6milPhil).
