A famed Viking-age silver hoard discovered in Scotland may have belonged to an entire community of people, rather than one ...
Ten years ago in Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, metal detectorists stumbled upon pieces of silver and gold. Researchers excavated the pieces and as they dug deeper into the pile, they found more than ...
Researchers at National Museums Scotland, which have been studying the hoard, proposed a new translation which suggests the treasure belonged to everybody. A runic inscription on one of its silver ...
The hoard was found at the tail end of 2023, but historians did not get their hands on it until 2024 when it was declared a treasure by the Coroner for Worcestershire. The area is now attempting ...
He added: "It is nothing short of a miracle the treasure did not come to light sooner." Mr Dräger said the hoard's value is as yet unknown, adding: "I can only say that it is a huge fortune.
A metal detectorist uncovered the hoard of 1,368 ancient coins, mostly silver denarii from the Roman era, in a pot in Worcestershire. The oldest coin in the treasure dates from 157 BCE ...
Researchers at National Museums Scotland, which have been studying the hoard, proposed a new translation which suggests the treasure belonged to everybody. A runic inscription on one of its silver ...
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