Gold Buckle of Sutton Hoo (A Masterpiece of Medieval Art) | 4k

A quick breakdown of the 7th century Anglo Saxon relic. The gold buckle found at Sutton Hoo is one of the great treasures of early medieval Europe. The buckle was found among a trove of Anglo Saxon treasures buried in a royal grave in Suffolk, England in 1939.

[@jumpingman6612]

Fascinating! Looking through your videos, thanks for a great chanel.

[@bomaniigloo]

Fantastic videos. Just watched your Dali vid twice. Would love a video on Renoir and contemporaries tying into Le Belle Epoque maybe? Trying to capture the time before ww1.

[@PortmanRd]

Are family surname is classed as pre-7th century Old English/Germanic and is predominant in the East Anglia region. It translates to Wulfnoth meaning Wolf Daring. UK

[@themagazineantiques9602]

Thank You! This video was great and very informative. Is there any antique that you think rivals the extravagance of the buckle?

[@TheConspiracyofArt]

Well, from the the Sutton Hoo cache the garnet clasps are pretty great.