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Who did they bury in Sutton Hoo?

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The most famous of the Sutton Hoo burial-mounds is Mound One, which was excavated in 1939 and found to contain the remains of an undisturbed treasure laden ship, the funerary vessel of an early seventh-century Wuffing king. In the burial chamber amidships lay one of the greatest treasure-hoards ever discovered in Archaeology, including the gold and cloisonné regalia of a warrior-king, silver feasting equipment, and other wonders.

The Mound One ship-burial revealed an unexpected world of wonder at the dawn of the story of England, which has led to a major revision in our understanding of the origins and early history of the Wuffing kingdom. It is believed by many to be that of King Rædwald, the greatest of the kings of the Eastern Angles and overlord of Britain from c.617 until his death c.625.

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One of the potential occupants was Redwald. He was King of East Anglia and he died between AD 617 and AD 631.

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