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Secret Suffolk

The Gates to the Kingdom
The ancient and little-known frontier defences of East Anglia
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The Infamous Troston 'Demon'
Some of our best examples of medieval apotropaic paintings and graffiti
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The Wodewose of Suffolk
Suffolk's unusual depictions of silvestres homines – the wild men of the woods
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Walking the Anglo-Saxon Hundred Lanes
They still carve through the landscape and can be walked even a thousand years after the Anglo-Saxons created them
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Rare Depictions of East Anglia's Saint
The church houses two extremely rare medieval works of art
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The Grundles of Suffolk
On the edge of Stanton lurks a deep and mysterious half-mile long trackway
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Burial Site of Wuffinga Kings
On the banks of the River Deben is one of the country’s most significant archaeological sites
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Suffolk’s Atmospheric Old Minster
One of two remote East Anglian minsters - both located at 'Elmham'
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The Home of Overlord King Rædwald
The power-base of the Wuffinga Saxon royal dynasty
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One of the Oldest Gospel Oaks in England
It was planted in roughly 643AD, just 20 years after the burial of King Rædwald
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Lindsey Chapel
It’s thatched roof and simple plan evoke a much older building
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A Lonely and Liminal Minster Site
The lonely church, jutting out into the widening Alde estuary, has a strong spirit of place
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