Two generations after the Vikings killed St Edmund they wore the pennies as Christian converts.
They fought and killed King Edmund, whose body was laid to rest at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.A Thor's hammer found just outside Thetford and currently on display as part of a Viking exhibition at the town's Ancient House MuseumAll finds belong to the landowner
Any find in England, Wales and Northern Ireland that is more than 300 years old, made of gold or silver, or found with gold or silver artefacts, could be treasure
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