Sutton Hoo

Sutton Hoo is an important archaeological site in Suffolk, England, where a 7th-century burial mound was discovered in 1939. It contained an Anglo-Saxon ship grave, believed to be that of a high-ranking individual, possibly a king. Inside the burial chamber were remarkable artifacts, including intricate gold jewelry, weapons, and a famous helmet, showcasing the craftsmanship of that era. The site provides valuable insights into early medieval British history, culture, and the connections between Anglo-Saxon England and continental Europe. Sutton Hoo is often regarded as one of the most significant discoveries in British archaeology.