Two medieval brooches discovered
Published by Selby Times, Saturday 17th December 2011. “RARE finds of two medieval brooches were revealed as treasure at a coroner’s hearing on Tuesday. Sitting on a Treasure hearing at Selby Magistrates’ Court, Coroner Rob Turnbull said the two items, both livery brooches, were discovered at separate locations in Beal and Stillingfleet.” – Taken from Article. Click the image...
Read MoreAncient finds uncovered at Norwich inquest
Published by edp24, written by John Owens, Saturday 12th November 2011 . “A medieval silver brooch and a Bronze Age collection of axe heads were among the items declared treasure at an inquest held in Norwich.” – Taken from Article Click the image below to read...
Read MoreSilver coin is treasure
Published by newmarketweeklynews, Wednesday 16th November 2011. “A medieval penny found near Mildenhall has been declared treasure. Steve Foster unearthed the silver coin using a metal detector with the landowner’s permission at a site in Worlington on September 23, a treasure inquest in Bury St Edmunds heard yesterday.” – Taken from Article Click the image to read...
Read MoreMedieval silver seal found in Cornwall ‘treasure trove’…
Published by BBC News Cornwall, Thursday 8th September 2011 “The Latin-inscribed seal – once used to make a mark in hot wax – was discovered by metal detector enthusiast John Fereday in a field near Newquay.” – Taken from article Click the image below to be taken to the full...
Read MoreMedieval ‘treasure’ found near Ripon…
Published by Ripon Gazette, Thursday 8th September 2011. “The piece was found by metal detectorist Lindsey Holland close to Ripon on May 16, 2010 and sent to the British Museum.” – Taken from Article lick the image to go to the full...
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