The Sutton Hoo Research Project 1983-2001

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Site Album : Mound 7

The robber trench in Mound 7, 1990
The robber trench in Mound 7, 1990.
Helen Geake taking samples in the robber pit of Mound 7, 1990
Helen Geake taking samples in the robber pit of Mound 7, 1990. [Photo: MOHC].
The robber trench in Mound 7 before excavation
The robber trench in Mound 7 before excavation.
The 19th century robber trench and 7th century burial pit in Mound 7, as excavated
The 19th century robber trench and 7th century burial pit in Mound 7, as excavated.
 

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