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The Sutton Hoo skeleton, discovered in a burial site in Suffolk, England, belonged to an early medieval Anglo-Saxon warrior or noble. The burial, dating back to the early 7th century, included a ship and a wealth of grave goods, but the skeleton itself was poorly preserved, making it difficult to determine specific details about the individual. Some interpretations suggest that the burial may have been a high-status funeral, reflective of the social hierarchy of the time. The site has provided significant insights into early Anglo-Saxon culture and burial practices.

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