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A gold foil cross uncovered at an Anglo-Saxon burial site in the village of Prittlewell in 2003 on display at Southend Central Museum in Southend, England, Thursday, May 8, 2019. Archaeologists say an underground chamber discovered accidentally by road workers may be the site of the earliest Christian royal burial in Britain. The chamber uncovered between a road and a railway line in the village of Prittlewell in 2003 turned out to be a 1,400-year-old burial site. (AP Photo/James Brooks)

A gold foil cross uncovered at an Anglo-Saxon burial site in the village of Prittlewell in 2003 on display at Southend Central Museum in Southend, England, Thursday, May 8, 2019. Archaeologists say an underground chamber discovered accidentally by road workers may be the site of the earliest Christian royal burial in Britain. The chamber uncovered between a road and a railway line in the village of Prittlewell in 2003 turned out to be a 1,400-year-old burial site. (AP Photo/James Brooks)

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