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dont give up on me now mate Im banking on you to come up with the answer and you are close. Lets face it not many have tried yet maybe they think im joking and playing games, which I am not. Also you have not wasted your time, I give you credit for your determination to crack this.

I guarantee you will be suprised and amazed where this image came from and may even benifit you guys in some way once you see where it came from. I could not believe it myself when I first saw the blown up image and I have known about this for over 2 years keeping it to myself.

This is a tangible piece of history that I feel sure will get you talking for a long time to come.

Nice link good theory except you have gone off track looking in the wrong direction its not the tunic PTCarrol was on the right track about the stolen horse but thats not it either. Sorry guys. You are both very close though.
Ok heres a clue it doesnt have anything to do with the Spanish that was far too late. foget about the secondary image on the right.

Hi Whyte Eagle, and thank you for you kind and interesting comments I have been studying the Sutton Hoo treasure ship since believe it or not 1994 and something did not add up. It had been a long process during which time I decided to delve deeply into the contents of the actual ship.
The image on the helmet depicts to me what I would call a red indian no offence intended there.
As kids we used to play cowboys and indians because we didnt have television, computers and we had to make our own games up just like cops and robbers if you get my drift.

So from my childhood days the figure mounted on the horse was a red indian of course in this day and age we are not allowed to call indian's that instead we have to call them north american indians.

So to be politically correct thats what I have done in order to give due respect to my american cousins or neighbours if you like.

No one had noticed what or who the figure on horseback was and like yourself this is just an image of a battle scene.
But the curious thing is the Saxon's never sailed to America or laid claim to it as it is mentioned in the Bruts regarding Madoc as well as other documents.

Even the Mabinogion tells of journeys to the otherworld, that being America as it is known today.
It also describes the prestilence of the yellow plauge in which nothing lived and was the cause of Melgwyn Gwynned's death. This was known as the terrible wasteland in which nothing lived or grew.

Of course there are a great many other thigs about the SH ship, for example on that wonderful purse you will find an image of Gilgamesh holding up two lions.

The bowls have engraved inside them the star of David an indication of the ten lost tribes of Israel.

Spoons engraved with the Colebren Alphabet each on bearing the Cross a sign that these people were christians which the Saxons were only just being converted.

Both Nennius and Gildas state Chritisnity began in Britian in 37 AD long before St. Augustine started to introduce christianity to the Saxons.
The Britsh had their own religion and churches, why would they want another?

Ok if you look closey at the guy with all those arrows stuck in him he wears a crown only Kings wore crowns.

Henry the VIII's reformations destroyed many christian churches, those were allowed to remain and continue were all whitewashed to cover any paintings. Over the years that whitewash started to peel off and needed repainting. So it was decided to strip the wall and the painting was revealed.

There can be no doubt in anyone's mind that the figures either side of the victim are north american Indians.

All they were doing in those days was reminding people about past history.

In a way, this should be more important you guys across the pond because it proves that links to America had been made before Columbus.

Incidentally, if you were to read Artorious Rex Discovered, you would also find that at least four other burial ships have been located in Britain.

Another unknown fact is just as the Egyptians had a Valley of the Kings so did the ancient Briton's and I have been there.

Sadly because this brings up Real British history it is neglected and because of political correctness shoved under the carpet and discarded.

In 1994 I took my equipment to several sites to find out if there was any metal in the ground in certain area's.

One of those was the burial site of King Arthur himslef. I followed a continuous non ferrous target about 80 feet on one side and the same on the other it worked out to be the same shape of a ship.

The sites still there and the only problem is getting a contract with the landowner who happens to be a hermit who doesn't want anyone on his land.

Theres another thing too there was no wood recovered from the Sutton Hoo ship so carbon dating could not be done.
The coins found in the ship were dated by museum staff. The problem there is that the Greeks messed up the dates and because of that dating of the ship could be wrong.

At no stage do I claim this is ship belonged to Arthur, however it might of belonged to one of his kinsmen who returned home to die in the land he was born but thats just a guess. Who knows, there is ample evidence to prove the ship has been misidentified and is British rather than being Saxon. I hope I have managed to answer your questions to your satisfaction, however there will always be someone who doubts it. LOL