Archaeologists recently discovered that the 6th-century Byzantine Bromeswell bucket found at Sutton Hoo was used to hold cremated remains. The find sheds light on Anglo-Saxon burial practices.

Not so, according to a recent find at Sutton Hoo. Excavations conducted by archaeologists from the T.V. program Time Team, working with the U.K.’s National Trust, FAS Heritage, and 80 volunteers ...

Following a fresh dig at Sutton Hoo, experts have located the bucket's intact base, showing it contained the cremated remains of an 'important person'. And ancient DNA analysis may shed more light ...

A new exhibition is exploring the people behind the excavation of an Anglo-Saxon burial ground which was portrayed in a Netflix film. The Dig, starring Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes, tells the ...

The excavation uncovered a burial ship and a central chamber filled with treasures, including a warrior's helmet, a gold belt buckle, sword and shield, believed to have belonged to East Anglia's ...

The excavation uncovered a burial ship and a central chamber filled with treasures, including a warrior's helmet, a gold belt buckle, sword and shield, believed to have belonged to East Anglia's ...

More The famous seventh-century helmet from Sutton Hoo in England may have been crafted in southern Scandinavia, a new find suggests. The idea comes from the discovery in Denmark of a bronze ...

A bid to recreate the ancient 7th century Sutton Hoo burial ship has been given a boost by Sizewell C. A £1.5m community project is well under way to create a replica of the ship whose outline ...

It also brings these graves – and the lives of the people buried in them – into meaningful historical research, rather than leaving them to be discarded from studies as outliers. The golden belt ...

He found a burial ship and a central chamber filled with pieces, including a warrior's helmet, a gold belt buckle, sword and shield, believed to have belonged to East Anglia ruler King Rædwald.