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Film review with Toby Symonds: Luscious imagery in The Dig

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THE 1939 excavation of Suffolk’s Sutton Hoo is the subject of this week’s biggest release.
Based on John Preston’s 2007 novel of the same name - and directed by Simon Stone - The Dig finds Carey Mulligan in the role of Spiritualist landowner Edith Pretty.
It is on her estate that a pair of early Medieval cemeteries lay hidden.
Numerous would be treasure hunters had attempted to discover the secrets beneath Sutton Hoo prior to the excavation of 1939. Each time, the core of the burial had been missed. Each time, little of use was reported. In 1910, Colonel Frank Pretty built a mansion on the site and by 1934, on his death, it had fallen into the sole hands of his widow, Edith. ....

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The Dig: The Real History Of The Remarkable Sutton Hoo Excavation

The Dig: the real history of the remarkable Sutton Hoo excavation
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The Dig: the real history of the remarkable Sutton Hoo excavation
Sutton Hoo’s seventh-century treasures have fired up the imaginations of history lovers for decades, most recently inspiring new Netflix film
The Dig. Professor Martin Carver talks to David Musgrove about the real history of the remarkable 1939 excavation…
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January 29, 2021 at 4:04 am
During the summer before the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, a team at Sutton Hoo raced to unearth and record the fabulous – and now globally famous – seventh-century ship burial in rural Suffolk. Now the excavation is the subject of a Netflix film starring Ralph Fiennes, Carey Mulligan and Lily Jam ....

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My Aunt Peggy found Britain's biggest haul of buried treasure

Former milkman Basil Brown found 90ft long ship buried in the seventh century
Author discovered archaeologist Peggy Piggott was his aunt and wrote book
The film based on his book, The Dig, is coming to Netflix on January 29
In the summer of 1939, a former milkman turned self-taught archaeologist called Basil Brown plunged a spade into the side of a large mound at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk. He had been hired by Edith Pretty, the wealthy widow who owned the mound, to see if there was anything inside. Possibly he might find a few ancient bits and pieces, she thought, or maybe even something a little bigger if he was lucky. ....

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