"Sutton Hoo, (grid reference TM288487) near Woodbridge, Suffolk, is an Anglo-Saxon cemetery and the site of an early 7th century ship burial. The ship-burial was discovered in 1939 and contained a wealth of artefacts. Sutton Hoo is of primary importance to early medieval historians because it sheds light on a period in English history that otherwise has little documented evidence remaining - it has been called "page one of English history". It is one of the most remarkable archaeological finds in England because of its age, size, far reaching connections, completeness, beauty, rarity and historical importance."

Those are some of the most beautiful artifacts I have ever seen. Thanks for such a great clip!

It's fabulous, I agree - more info and a full treasure list can be found here: http://www.detecting.org.uk/html/Sutton_Hoo_Treasure.html

Thanks. It's really to bad these mounds and other sites were looted the way they were.