Sutton Hoo
/ˌsʌtn ˈhuː/
/ˌsʌtn ˈhuː/
- an area of Suffolk, England, where an Anglo-Saxon ship was found buried in 1939. It was full of treasure (= valuable objects made of gold, silver, etc.) and many people think that a 7th-century king was buried in it. The treasure is now in the British Museum.