Largest Viking Silver Hoard In Danish History Contains 700 Pieces Of Treasure, Including Jewelry, Coins, And Silver Bars
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A Dane found a Viking treasure of 18.5 kg of silver in total by digging in his garden. The discovery made the happiness of archaeologists of the kingdom.
A Danish citizen who wanted to build a terrace in his garden discovered a huge 10th-century Viking silver treasure buried underground. Weighing approximately 18.5 kilograms, the find is one of the largest silver treasures ever discovered in the country.
A homeowner in Rebild in northern Denmark actually only wanted to build a terrace. Instead, he came across about 18.5 kilograms of silver from the Viking period.
Consisting of 700 ingots, coins and silver jewellery, the "Treasury of Rebild" enters history as it is the largest silver deposit of the Viking era ever discovered in the country.
A homeowner clearing weeds from his garden in Rebild, Denmark, discovered the largest Viking Age silver treasure ever unearthed in the country. Discovered buried in a clay pot and weighing approximately 18.5 kilograms, this historical hoard is nearly three times larger than any similar find previously discovered in Denmark.
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