According to Peter Warner, the Latin derivation of part of the nearby place-name 'Bulcamp' indicates its ancient origins, and mediaeval sources which claim continuous Christian worship at Blythburgh throughout the Anglo-Saxon period provide circumstantial evidence of its connections with East Anglian royalty and Christianity.
Segundo Peter Warner, a derivación latina do nome 'Bulcamp' indica unha orixe antiga, e as fontes medievais que afirman o culto cristián continuado en Blythburgh ao longo do período anglosaxón proporcionan evidencia circunstancial da súa conexión coa realeza de Anglia Oriental e o Cristianismo.