Its owner and the detectorist who found the majority wish to remain anonymous The largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold coins to be found in England has been declared treasure at an inquest.

Five years after its discovery, the largest treasure hoard ever found in England, known as the Chew Valley Hoard, has been purchased by the South West Heritage Trust for £4.3 million ($5.6 million).

Eleven coins have been found so far and this is one of the latest finds A hoard of Roman gold ... ever since. More parking planned for Roman ruin site Indiana Jones fan may have found largest ...

During the Australian gold rush, the world’s largest nugget was found by miners originating from the UK. On 5 February 1869, ...

A group of young people volunteering before their compulsory army service made the discovery. JERUSALEM (JTA) — A rare hoard of 425 Islamic coins from the ninth century were uncovered in central ...

Imperial gold had fallen to the Germanic tribes as plunder following the sack of Rome, and caches found in England may have been recirculated and recycled. By the date of the Staffordshire Hoard ...

LONDON (AP) — Adam Staples knew he’d found something ... where the hoard will go on display in November. “It’s a really good find. It’s a find-of-the-year sort of discovery. And then we got another ...

The five finders - Paul May, Neil King, Pete Young, Clive Hammett and Jim Luxton - said they had named the find the Okey Hoard and that landowner of where they were found wished to remain anonymous.