3.1 The Sutton Hoo King

Anglo Saxon England Podcast by David Crowther

Jun 12, 202423:51Society & Culture

In May 1939, in the shadow of impeding war, Edith Pretty comissioned local archaeologist basil Brown to investigate the largest of a series of mounds on her land - at Sutton Hoo. What they found has become part of Englan...

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