Carolingian lidded vessel, part of the trove. - ITV.com
"Found in the Galloway area, of the Dumfries and Galloway region in south-west Scotland in September 2014, the assemblage is believed to be of ninth or tenth century Viking culture. The principal finds in the Viking treasure comprise of a decorative gold bird pin, a silver Carolingian pot, a solid gold ring, and a solid silver cross with gold inlay and enamel decorations, over twenty solid gold and silver ingots and dozens of solid silver arm bands decorated with saltire*-type designs."
Read the full article at Coin Week.
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Thursday, April 2, 2015
Unearthing Scotland's Nordic Troves
Labels:
Anglo-Saxon,
archaeology,
Carolingian,
Danes,
hoards,
Scotland,
treasure,
troves,
Vikings
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