Lindisfarne — or Holy Island as it's often known — is on a tidal island nine miles south of Berwick ... Lutyens had launched Gill's career as a mapmaker with a commission for a wind-dial map for ...

Lindisfarne, also known as Holy Island, was one of the first landing sites of the Vikings. Monasteries were places where monks lived and worshipped. Most people respected the monks and gave them ...

The famous Lindisfarne Gospels were produced on the island and, in 793, the monastery was raided by Vikings. The council plans to release images of the skeletons at a later date, the Local ...

The famous Lindisfarne Gospels were made on the island, and in 793 the monastery was raided by Vikings, which many historians consider to be the start of the Viking Age. The council is set to ...

Its capital was variously at York, Bamburgh and Yeavering in the Cheviot Hills, but its holiest site was an island stuck out in the North Sea. Lindisfarne, 12 miles south of Berwick, can be seen ...