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Some pendants, rings and gold pearls Norwegian archaeologists say it s the gold find of the century

A Norwegian man using a metal detector has found nine pendants, three rings and 10 gold pearls on a southern island in what was described as the gold find of

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A man bought a metal detector to get off the couch He just made the gold find of the century in Norway

The gold pendants — flat, thin, single-sided gold medals called bracteates — date from around A.D. 500, experts say.

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Amateur Makes Gold Find Of The Century In Norway – Channels Television

Amateur Makes Gold Find Of The Century In Norway – Channels Television
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Amateur makes gold find of the century in a farmer s field after buying a metal detector because his doctor told him to get more exercise

Erlend Bore, 51, believed he had come across some chocolate money when he made the find in a farmer s field on Rennesoey island, near Stavanger, in late August.

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Detectorist s chocolate money horde dubbed Norway s gold find of the century | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Under Norwegian law, objects from before 1537, and coins older than 1650, are considered state property and must be handed in.

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