Treasure including a Viking gold finger ring and a silver buckle have been found in Notts.
An hearing was held on the finds yesterday at Nottingham Coroner's Court.
The 14th Century silver 'D' shaped buckle was found on land near Weston near Newark.
The ring was found by metal detector enthusiast Bill Severn on land at South Muskham near Newark last April. After the hearing, the 67-year-old from Codnor near Ripley, said: "I've never found anything around there before. I was on my way back to the car and suddenly got a signal. I only had to dig two inches deep and there it was looking at me. I knew it was old and I knew what it was."
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