Anastasius
The leading scholar of this site, Rupert Bruce-Mitford, wrote of spoons with Greek inscriptions and a silver dish stamped with the seal of Byzantine emperor Anastasius I that were retrieved, along with over forty gold pieces, from this cenotaph found in (*) 1939. A vassal of Penda named Athelhere or a Christian apostate named Raedwald are possible identities for the object of this site,  For 10 points, name this place near Suffolk where an East Anglian king was given a ship-burial.
The leading scholar of this site, Rupert Bruce-Mitford, wrote of spoons with Greek inscriptions and a silver dish stamped with the seal of Byzantine emperor
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