The Hoxne Hoard is one of Britain's unique archaeological finds, not just by its value, but also by how it was found. Various sources note the Hoxne Hoard as the largest hoard of Roman treasure ...

Ordinary people have discovered treasures worth millions through chance encounters at flea markets, garage sales, and while ...

The gold and silver coins in the Hoxne hoard, found in Suffolk, date to the end of the Roman Empire in Britain at the start of the 5th century A.D. British Museum When Eric Lawes set off for a ...

The Hoxne, pronounced Hoxon, hoard found near Ipswich consists of more than 15,000 gold and silver coins, gold jewellery and numerous small items of silver tableware, including pepper pots ...

The hoard consisted of 4,000 objects and broken fragments, including many war items such as swords and helmets. The Hoxne Hoard is another one of England's great archaeological finds. Eric Lawes ...

Perhaps he’s looking for the next Hoxne Hoard. This is the gold standard of metal detecting: the holy grail of the hobby, and it came to light 25 years ago today. On 16 November 1992 ...

Many unexpected treasures have turned out to be true storytellers, solving mysteries and illuminating the shadows of the past ...

and with objects from the fifth century Hoxne hoard in the British Museum, which was found more recently than the Thetford hoard and contains many similar items. The paper also shows that Britain ...

The Hoxne hoard The Hoxne hoard is a massive collection of Roman silver and gold discovered in England in 1992. While much of the hoard was recovered, some items are believed to be missing or ...

After a meticulous process, they documented 27kg of gold and silver objects, including 15,234 Roman coins, dozens of silver spoons and 200 gold objects in what has become known as the Hoxne Hoard.

As required by British law, the so-called "Hoxne Hoard" was reported to the local authorities, who declared it a "Treasure Trove," meaning it was now legally the property of Britain. However ...

She is part of the Hoxne hoard, the largest Roman treasure ever discovered in Britain. As well as three other pepper pots, the hoard contains around 15,234 coins and 200 gold objects. Only a very ...