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24 December 2023
Burghead Fort
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On the Moray Firth in Scotland is the remains of a Pictish fort, called Burghead Fort because of its proximity to the small town of Burghead...
02 January 2022
An Unknown Medieval Bishop
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So far as medieval records go, we usually have good lists of rulers and church personnel, especially since churches/abbeys are most likely t...
10 May 2019
The Staffordshire Hoard Conflict
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Some of the pieces from the Anglo-Saxon Staffordshire Hoard. The largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold and silver coins was uncovered in St...
09 May 2019
The Tutbury Hoard, Part 2
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Part of the Tutbury Hoard The sudden acquisition of wealth can change people. When coins started to be found in. the River Dove in 1831...
08 May 2019
The Tutbury Hoard, Part 1
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The coins were found in casks in the River Dove Workers in 1831, while repairing a mill-race on the Dove River, found a chunk of mud-ca...
07 May 2019
Coin Hoards
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Edward I penny from the Colchester Hoard Among the treasures found accidentally by digging or deliberately by people wielding metal det...
06 May 2019
Found Treasure
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Roman hoard found at St. Albans Speaking of digging up old things... Every once in awhile we hear of someone finding a hoard of coins...
03 May 2019
Finding Bodies in Peat Bogs
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Tollund Man, found in a bog in Denmark You have no doubt seen articles of bodies and artifacts found in peat bogs, such as the Gundestr...
02 May 2019
The Gundestrup Cauldron
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On 28 May, 1891, a worker digging in a peat bog near Gundestrup in Denmark made an extraordinary find: a shallow bowl holding a dozen cur...
04 June 2014
The Lewes Skeleton
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The skull of Skeleton 180, with sword damage The monks of Lewes Priory ran a Hospital of St. Nicholas in the Middle Ages, now long gone...
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