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contents could be excavated in controlled, laboratory conditions—the decision was taken to excavate the coins in the field. The coins were removed in layers, by which method it was hoped to determine if there was any chronological pattern in the deposition of the coins; that is, whether the earliest coins were at the bottom and latest coins at the top. The coins were collected in 66 labelled bags, and in total weighed approximately 160 kg (350 lb). Graham excavated and recorded the finds, and the others bagged the coins as Graham lifted them out.
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Most Roman coin hoards are traditionally believed to have been buried by their owners for safe-keeping, with the intention of being eventually recovered, but Sam
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The hoard was discovered on 11 April 2010 while Crisp was metal detecting in a field near Frome where he had previously found late Roman silver coins. The late Roman coins, eventually totalling 62, were probably the remnants of a scattered hoard, 111 of which had been found on the same farm in 1867.
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long before its discovery in 2010. He then excavated the pot itself. Due to the weight of the contents, the need for speedy excavation due to security concerns and the difficulty in lifting the broken pot with the contents still inside—which would be the preferred archaeological method, so that the
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Given the weight of the coins and the relatively thin walls of the pot, it is thought that it would not have been possible to carry the filled pot to the site: the pot would probably have been buried in the ground first, then the coins were poured in before it was sealed and covered over.
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bowl had been inverted over the mouth of the larger pot, to form a lid. First he excavated the pit fill around the exterior of the pot, identifying organic matter which might represent packing material to protect it, and determined that the pot had been broken
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on 8 July 2010 for a press photocall, and the entire hoard was subsequently displayed at the
British Museum between 15 July and 31 August 2010. Some of the coins were exhibited at Frome Library on 22 July 2010, and again on 23 October 2010.
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coin, and the top of a small pot. Realising that this must be an intact coin hoard he stopped digging and filled in the hole he had made. In 22 years of detecting Crisp had never made such a significant find.
892:. The Art Fund itself provided an initial £40,250, while the British Museum donated 50p for each copy sold of its book on the hoard (see Further Reading, below). Ultimately, with the help of a grant from the
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Section drawing of the pot in situ, showing the pit in which the pot was placed, the smaller pot used to form a lid over the mouth of the larger pot, the organic matter and the small hole dug by Crisp.
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silver or bronze. The hoard is one of the largest ever found in
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Graham initially excavated a 1.5 metres (4.9 ft) trench around the small hole that Crisp had dug, and identified the pit in which the pot had been deposited. A small
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from the Hoard, showing two clasped hands (symbolising the unity of the ruler and the army), alongside the abbreviation 'RSR'. This alludes to a line from
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washed and dried all the coins in order to stabilise them, but did not perform a full conservation, which would have cost an additional £35,000.
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1185:"Roman hoard of coins, The Romans, Series 1, Digging for Britain - BBC Two"
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1844:Portable Antiquities Scheme: The Frome Hoard
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1894:, broadcast 16 September 2010.
1859:Clayson, Alan (30 July 2010).
1516:Adams, Stephen (8 July 2010).
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1725:Booth, Anna (15 July 2010).
1210:Hinds, Katie (8 July 1010).
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1591:. In A. J. Nijboer (ed.).
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