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A Metal Detectorist Finds Official Treasure Near a Welsh Castle

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Thimble was found in a field near Pembrokeshire's 13th-century Carew Castle. The date of the thimble's creation has been placed between 1682 and 1740. It has six transverse bands in a zig-zag, over the top of a basket-weave pattern. Around the base of the posy thimble, engraved in capitalized Roman script, are the words LYKE STIL AND LOVE EVER.

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A Metal Detectorist Finds Official Treasure Near a Welsh Castle

The silver thimble dating to the 17th century was found in proximity to a Pembrokeshire castle, as has been declared an official treasure.

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