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Father-of-two, 44, finds £100,000 medieval brooch - Vimarsana News

Father-of-two, 44, finds £100,000 medieval brooch

David Edwards, 44, discovered the 800-year-old piece buried around four inches under the surface on farmland near his home in Cardigan, west Wales while out metal detecting after work.

1 million records of archaeological finds made by public now recorded - Vimarsana News

1 million records of archaeological finds made by public now recorded

Today at the a href= http://www.britishmuseum.org target= _blank British Museum /a , Arts Minister Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay, launched the Trea

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Medieval pendant is one millionth archaeological find by the public in 25 years of the Treasure Act - Vimarsana News

Medieval pendant is one millionth archaeological find by the public in 25 years of the Treasure Act

The copper-alloy pendant, which dates from between 1350 to 1400, was found in a Lincolnshire field in October and was revealed as the Portable Antiquities Scheme's annual report was launched today.

Treasure finders praised for 'generous gesture' of waiving right to reward - Vimarsana News

Treasure finders praised for 'generous gesture' of waiving right to reward

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay launched the Portable Antiquities Scheme annual report for 2020 at the British Museum on Tuesday.