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The Cuerdale hoard. Viking, buried about 905 CE. Found at Cuerdale, Lancashire, England. The largest Viking Age silver hoard known from north-western Europe. Most of the coins were minted in Viking England. Some are of Anglo-Saxon, Continental and Araic origin. It consists of over 8,500 objects (coins, together with ingots, amulets, chains, rings and cut-up brooches and armlets) buried in a lead-lined chest. Inv. PY 1841,0711.1 (others).
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British Museum/London/Great Britain
Unique Identifier
ART305658
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Public
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4515px × 3866px
Photo Credit
© The Trustees of the British Museum / Art Resource, NY
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10th century CE
Anglo-Saxon Art
Coin
Early Medieval (600-1000 CE)
England, Great Britain
English
Jewelry
Silver
Treasure
Viking Art