FTP, identify this richest ship burial ever discovered located in England.
Likely candidates include King Raedwald of East Anglia or Aethelhere of Northumbria for the dedication of this site. Discovered in the town of Woodbridge, its contents a 15-ounce solid gold belt buckle, a sword, and a Byzantine spoon and bowl thought to have been used in baptism rituals. This blend of pagan and early Christian influence are taken into account when considering the disappearance of the body from the 89-foot longship in which the entombment was contained. FTP, identify this richest ship burial ever discovered located in England.
Likely candidates include King Raedwald of East Anglia or Aethelhere of Northumbria for the dedication of this site.
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