East Anglian Archaeology Report No 6 Norfolk Spong Hill by Catharine Hills c1977

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“East Anglian Archaeology Report No. 6 Norfolk Spong Hill” by Catharine Hills and Peter Wade-Martins presents a detailed archaeological study of the significant Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Spong Hill in Norfolk. This report delves into the extensive excavations conducted at the site, revealing crucial insights into early Anglo-Saxon burial practices, material culture, and social structures. It meticulously documents the cremation and inhumation burials, along with the rich array of grave goods discovered, including pottery, metalwork, and personal adornments. The findings from Spong Hill offer invaluable evidence for understanding the transition period in East Anglia and contribute significantly to the broader knowledge of Anglo-Saxon England.