
The Goldsborough Hoard
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The Goldsborough Hoard was discovered in 1859 during construction outside the north wall of Goldsborough Church.
The hoard contains several fragments of Viking brooches and arm-rings, and with thirty-nine coins. There are three Anglo-Saxon coins – the rest of the coins are Islamic dirhams from the Middle East.
The hoard dates to the early 10th century.
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Viking Age Hoards in Britain
1 - The Ainsbrook Hoard
2 - The Ballaquayle Hoard
3 - The Bedale Hoard
4 - The Bossall Flaxton Hoard
5 - The Bryn Maelgwyn Hoard
6 - The Cuerdale Hoard
7 - The Furness Hoard
8 - The Galloway Hoard
9 - The Glenfaba Hoard
10 - The Goldsborough Hoard
11 - The Halton Moor Hoard
12 - The Huxley Hoard
13 - The Penrith Hoard
14 - The Silverdale Hoard
15 - The Skaill Hoard, Orkney
16 - The Vale of York Hoard
17 - The Warton Hoard
18 - The Watlington Hoard