'Sutton Hoo king's lost pagan-Christian temple' may have been found in Suffolk
The 1,400-year-old remains may be site of pagan and Christian altars said to have been built by King Redwald
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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The 1,400-year-old remains may be site of pagan and Christian altars said to have been built by King Redwald
In an ongoing project, Suffolk County Council has unveiled a noteworthy archaeological discovery at Rendlesham in Suffolk. The identified temple is speculated to have been under the oversight of King Raedwald, who, having passed away in AD 625, is presumed to have been interred at Sutton Hoo. The find has been deemed remarkable, a sentiment echoed by Prof Christopher Scull, an advisor to the project, underlining its considerable historical significance.