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'''Sutton Hoo''' is a site in what is now {{Wiki|Suffolk}}, [[England]] that served as an [[Anglo-Saxon]] cemetery during the [[Middle Ages|Medieval period]]. It served as the burial site of [[Wehha of East Anglia|Wehha]], one of the earliest kings of the [[East Anglia|Kingdom of the East Angles]]. | '''Sutton Hoo''' is a site in what is now {{Wiki|Suffolk}}, [[England]] that served as an [[Anglo-Saxon]] cemetery during the [[Middle Ages|Medieval period]]. It served as the burial site of [[Wehha of East Anglia|Wehha]], one of the earliest kings of the [[East Anglia|Kingdom of the East Angles]]. | ||
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Sutton Hoo is a site in what is now Suffolk, England that served as an Anglo-Saxon cemetery during the Medieval period. It served as the burial site of Wehha, one of the earliest kings of the Kingdom of the East Angles.
By the 870s, the site was occupied by bandits and was visited by the Viking Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan.[1]