18.5-kilogram Viking silver hoard found in Denmark is the largest ever discovered | Archaeology News Online Magazine
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It began with normal work in a home garden, but the holes to build a balcony led the owner to the Viking treasure weighs 18.5 kilograms of silver, with about 700 pieces buried for over a thousand years.
A Danish owner made a spectacular discovery while setting up his terrace in the yard: over 18 kilograms of silver about 1,100 years old. The treasure, made up of hundreds of coins, jewels, ingots and even a small hammer of Thor, is considered the largest silver deposit in the Viking Age found so far in the country, according to LiveScience.
While building a terrace in the yard, a Danish owner discovered a treasure: over 18.5 kilograms of silver a thousand years old, buried in the ground. A later analysis revealed that it was the greatest silver treasure of the Viking era (793-1066) known to researchers, [...]
In Denmark, a man found over 18.5 kilograms of silver while building a terrace in his backyard. This has become the country's largest Viking Age collection. Read more here: Someone Digging in Their Backyard Finds 18 Kilograms of Viking Silver - Archeofili.
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