
Ancient copper-alloy helmet from the 7th century
London, Greater London, United Kingdom
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The Sutton Hoo Helmet is a copper-alloy helmet discovered in Suffolk, England, which is believed to have originated in Denmark rather than Sweden as previously thought. It was found at the burial site of King Raedwald and features various motifs, including warriors on horseback. The helmet is now housed in the British Museum and is considered one of the period's greatest treasures due to its historical significance and cultural importance.
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London, Greater London, United Kingdom