Bronze Age hoard found in Manorbier, Pembrokeshire
Published by BBC news South West Wales, Friday 28th October 2011.
“A collection of Bronze Age artefacts found by a man with a metal detector in a Pembrokeshire field may end up at the National Museum Wales.
The tools, a weapon, and other items which were found by Gavin Palmer near Manorbier have been declared treasure by the county’s coroner.” – Taken from Article
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Bronze Age ‘treasure trove’ found in Pembrokeshire field
Published by WalesOnline, by Rachael Misstear, Saturday 29th October 2011
“FINDING a hoard of long-lost treasure is a metal detector’s dream.
And for one enthusiast that dream was realised when he discovered a trove of Bronze Age treasure in a field in Pembrokeshire.
The 19 bronze and copper artefacts, around 3,000 years old, including tools, a weapon, a personal dress item, ingots and bronze casting byproducts, were found by Gavin Palmer near Manorbier in August last year.” – Taken from article
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Bronze Age treasure found by lucky metal detector
Published by WalesOnline, by Rachael Misstear, Saturday 28th October 2011
“The 19 bronze and copper artefacts, around 3,000 years old, including tools, a weapon, a personal dress item, ingots and bronze casting bi-products, were found by Gavin Palmer near Manorbier in August last year.” – Taken from Article
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