01-10-2011, 01:03 PM
Yes, Robert, I believe that's what this earlier input by Ingvar Sigurdson was about. Of course, Sutton Hoo was a few centuries later than our period of interest.
It's a very handsome reconstruction, whatever it's merits.
Quote:Edwin Gifford, a martime architect built a 45 foot half size replica of the 'ghost' of the sutton hoo mound 1 vessel named the 'Sae Wylfing' .
See here for some small details and images http://maritimewoodbridge.org.uk/2007/SaeWylfing.htm
I believe that the small publication that he wrote on Anglo-Saxon vessels/sailing is still available from the Sutton Hoo Society.
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Ingvar
It's a very handsome reconstruction, whatever it's merits.
"Fugit irreparabile tempus" (Irrecoverable time glides away) Virgil
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