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Number	Object	Type of Find	Date	Finder	Found date	Found where
10	The Bronze Age Ringlemere Gold Cup	unearthed by metal-detectorist Cliff Bradshaw	Bronze Age	metal-detectorist Cliff Bradshaw	2001	near Dover
9	Cuerdale Silver Hoard	stoneworkers	10th century	stoneworkers	1840	banks of the River Ribble
8	Fishpool Hoard		1.2 – 1.4 million years old		Sir James Dyson, Phil Harding, Nick Ashton
7	[[[Mildenhall Treasure\|Mildenhall Roman Dinner Service]]		1942	ploughman near Mildenhall, Suffolk
6	Mold Cape	stoneworkers	10th century	stoneworkers	1840	banks of the River Ribble
5	Lewis chessmen		-		1831	near Stornoway in 1831 but originating in Scandinavia.
4	Snettisham Hoard		Roman		1948 onwards	outside King’s Lynn.
3	Hoxne hoard	metal detectorist.	Roman	who	1992	near Ipswich
2	Sutton Hoo ship burial	Landowner commissioned excavation	Early Anglo-Saxon 7th century	Basil Brown and Edith Pretty	1940	Woodbridge, Suffolk]]
1	Vindolanda tablets	stoneworkers	10th century	Robin Birley	1973	near Hadrians Wall

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