In the fall of 2002, an explorer with a metal detector found a hoard of treasure in a field in middle England.

The find included a statue of a Celto-Roman goddess, believed at first to be the Roman Minerva, and several offerings of jewelry and precious metals.

As they studied the artifacts found in the field, researchers discovered that the statue and offerings belonged to a goddess whose name had previously been lost to history: Senua.

This site tells the story of Senua from several perspectives, including that of the man who found her, and of modern people who find spiritual inspiration in Senua's story.