The Staff hoard

[@Oialca]

The most beautiful craftsmanship

[@mike94560]

I have owned many metal detectors from a variety of manufactures. They all have their pros and cons. If I had to chose only one it would be my Minelab ETRAC.

[@chewcharlie32]

Brilliant interview 😊 I want a Minelab haha 😂

[@SJ-gg8fm]

I worked with the Herb at Olaf Johnston's coffin makers in Chase Terrace during the early 90s.

[@OriginalMudSlinger]

the value of this find runs priceless FLO you took a 100million find into 1.5 a joke to a man

[@chewcharlie32]

Well done Terry Herbert what an amazing find in 2005 🤩 !!! Wow wow wow just wow 🤩

[@1220b]

There is still more too be found on that field. They didn't find it all.

[@Seaniemac0817]

Let’s go

[@OriginalMudSlinger]

What it is worth being offered a pittance its so unreal terrry crys you get ehat your given

[@edoardotomassini]

Can someone please tell me how deep the finds were and what signals the mine lab was throwing out. Thanks

[@digmastersi8026]

We can all dream 👍🏻

[@Ppp-kk6hw]

I just ordered meterk one of Amazon. First time ever for me for metal detector

[@ujangujang7455]

Mantul...!!! Bisa jadi inspirasi,,, penambah semangat.

[@scottessery100]

What are hords ? Just burials or hidden like samual peeps cheese

[@ramdas363]

'Twas all Anglo-Saxon, innit?

[@DevonDiggerDaz]

Top banana 😊

[@richardscott7108]

Yeet

[@kennethmaney914]

That hoard was stolen crown jewels from King Johns boxes lost on the Wash ,Norfolk when he was caught by the tide. It was probably taken by Welsh bowmen and stripped ,as it might be recognized when they tried to sell it. It unknown why they didn't return to collect the gold. But this story is without doubt the truth. Many pieces where often kept in the crown jewels dating from Saxon times. It should be restored to the crown collection.

[@kingfisher7687]

No it wasn’t. King John’s treasure was lost in the 13th Century, and would bare no resemblance to this treasure. This is Anglo-Saxon, mainly military objects. Probably recovered from a battle and either placed in the ground as an offering or to be recovered at a later date when it was safe to do so.