London's lost treasures: new evidence for late medieval and Tudor hoards from eighteenth- and nineteenth-century newsprint

This article presents six, or possibly seven, ‘forgotten finds’ of now-lost medieval and Tudor coin hoards found in Greater London in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, records of which are preserved in the form of contemporary newspaper reports. The hoards derive from five of London’s modern boroughs (Figure 1), including examples from both inner and outer London, and are arranged by probable date of deposition below.

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UCL Discovery (University College London)
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2024-12-01
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Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation
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London's lost treasures: new evidence for late medieval and Tudor hoards from eighteenth- and nineteenth-century newsprint

UCL Discovery (University College London)
Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation
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London's lost treasures: new evidence for late medieval and Tudor hoards from eighteenth- and nineteenth-century newsprint

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This article presents six, or possibly seven, ‘forgotten finds’ of now-lost medieval and Tudor coin hoards found in Greater London in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, records of which are preserved in the form of contemporary newspaper reports. The hoards derive from five of London’s modern boroughs (Figure 1), including examples from both inner and outer London, and are arranged by probable date of deposition below.

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