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Community archaeology project Rendlesham Revealed has discovered a rare, possible pre-Christian temple near Sutton Hoo in Suffolk – the site of another incredibly famous archeological discovery
A Pre-Christian cultic temple unearthed in Suffolk! Delve into the latest excavation revealing a potent symbol of Anglo-Saxon paganism and royal power near the famous Sutton Hoo.
The find is discovered near Sutton Hoo, where King Raedwald is thought to have been buried.
The discovery of a compound the size of around 20 football pitches at Rendlesham by a lottery-funded community archaeology project shows the "sophistication of the society ruled" by the East Anglian kings.
The remains of a "possible temple" from 1,400 years ago showing the "power and wealth" of the East Anglian kings have been discovered on farmland near Sutton Hoo in Suffolk.