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The face assembled from fragments

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1/5. This face was assembled. The Sutton Hoo helmet survives in the British Museum as a reconstruction. AI illustration.
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2/5. The clues were fragments. The museum preserves iron fragments from the helmet, including pieces of its crest. AI illustration.
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3/5. 1939: out of the ground. The helmet came from the Sutton Hoo ship burial. Edith Pretty donated the finds to the museum. AI illustration.
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4/5. 1971: a different reconstruction. The helmet’s present reconstruction dates to 1971. AI illustration.
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5/5. A reconstruction is an argument. Fragments survive. Their arrangement reflects careful study—and can be reconsidered. AI illustration.
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