Releasing the story of Sutton Hoo

In 1939 one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time was being uncovered at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk - the Great Ship Burial that's thought to be the final resting place of an Anglo-Saxon king. Now 80 years on, the story continues, as we countdown to an incredible new experience, coming this August.

[@robinwitting2023]

This is roots, our identity, our joint heritage just as Mexico has the Azrecs and the Maya and Greece has Theropolyae and the Illiad. We must cherish this, Robin Witting

[@nodarkthings]

well said

[@matildabond..2390]

We visited yesterday.I live in Suffolk,and this was our first visit.We look forward to the new experience in August..We also look forward to a new perspective on the lives of our amazing ancestors .

[@hannecatton2179]

God bless Mrs. Pretty and Basil Brown.

[@airborneranger-ret]

Thump thump thump goes my heart :)

[@fgtva1473]

Who’s here for work

[@andrewstorm8240]

Is this the same helmet from British museum

[@andrewwhelan7311]

Shame it's not Saxon.

[@thecrow7]

they use the word Anglo Saxon to encompass the three tribes that came over. the Jutes Angles and Saxons. so its a generic term.