Treasure

The finder of the "nationally significant" hoard of 933 coins was convicted of theft, says museum.

Cameron Anderson was amazed to dig up all three parts of what is thought to be a Bronze Age axe head.

The jewels are described as one of the most astonishing archaeological finds of the modern era.

It also provides the first solid bit of evidence of Vikings in this part of Essex, says an expert.

Metalworkers would collect scraps 2,000 years ago and turn them into something new, an expert says.

Reporter Nicola Goodwin tells the Herefordshire Hoard tale in Strange But True Crime on BBC Sounds.

The mourning ring was made in memory of Sir Bassingbourne Gawdy, who died in a hunting accident.

Appeal is launched to locate mystery family after 'remarkable' find on footpath.