On the evening of Friday 17 June, join our walk to explore the secret signs in the Sutton Hoo landscape that would have been significant to the Anglo-Saxons. See the royal landscape of the dead through the poetry, runes and riddles of Dark Age England
To these people, any tree might be a shape-shifting god. River-mists could conceal spirits - or monsters. As the archaeology of Sutton Hoo reveals tantalising glimpses into a lost world, so too do the poems and stories of the Anglo-Saxons.
Discover the myths and literature of the Dark Ages, and how they connect to the Sutton Hoo story and landscape.
Friday 17 June, 7.00pm - 8.30pm
£6 per ticket, including a hot drink. Booking essential, please call 01394 389714.
