The page does not show that the helmet was made in Denmark.
Debated. The helmet is real, but a new find only casts doubt on where it was made.
At Sutton Hoo, in the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of East Anglia, people found a ship burial from between AD 610 and AD 635. The ship had rotted away and left its shape in the soil. The page says a person was buried there, but the bones could no longer be identified. The helmet was in pieces, and it was later rebuilt. It shows a rider on a horse. For a long time, scholars said the helmet came from Sweden. A small metal stamp from the Danish island of Taasinge looks very like that picture.
The page says it is too early to decide where the helmet was made.