The discovery of an Anglo-Saxon burial ship was made at Sutton Hoo in 1939.

Viking boat in suffolk. Davidson found a seventeen metre long ship in Snape Suffolk. Located near Woodbridge Suffolk Sutton Hoo is home to two burial mounds from the 6th and 7th centuries the latter a ship burial. It was made of oak and after 1300 years in the acidic soil it rotted away leaving.

Unfortunately the 27 metre long Anglo-Saxon ship from Sutton Hoo no longer exists says the National Trust. Viking Mariners is situated at the Historic Waterfront in Ipswich on the beautiful River Orwell. Self-taught he discovered and excavated a 7th-century Anglo-Saxon ship burial at Sutton Hoo in 1939 which has come to be called one of the most important archaeological discoveries of all time.

Archological dig also found treasure and was hailed as. More than two hundred artefacts were. Tranmer House Sutton Hoo Woodbridge Suffolk IP12 3DJ By cycle Cycle rack located next to Visitor Welcome building.

You dont need to be a regular or experienced sailor as you will be. How experts discovered 86ft Anglo Saxon vessel loaded with artefacts in Suffolk as Europe was plunged into chaos on the eve of WWII. The true story of the Suton Hoo treasure ship.

On the trail of the Anglo-Saxons. Seventy years ago the owner of a Suffolk estate invited guests to celebrate the unearthing of a Viking ship on her land. Please be aware there are no cycle paths on site.

24 Viking Viking 24 2010. January 03 2021 Read 5 Comments. The original helmet is extremely rare only one of four known complete helmets from Anglo-Saxon.