Ballagawne Late Bronze Age Hoard
A hoard of five Late Bronze Age objects, including fragments of leaf-shaped sword blades, found while harrowing a field by Glen Gawne in 1940.
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A hoard of five Late Bronze Age objects, including fragments of leaf-shaped sword blades, found while harrowing a field by Glen Gawne in 1940.
A dispersed tenth-century coin hoard found during gravel removal at the Ballaqueeney keeill graveyard in 1874.
A complete jet-bead necklace and matching bracelet recovered during planned archaeological excavation.
SUMO used ground-penetrating radar and magnetometry in the Bishopscourt grounds in 2022; the associated archaeological evaluation compared some findings with geophysical anomalies.
A gold and crystal Stuart-period mourning ring found in 2020 and declared Treasure in April 2021.
A looped palstave, a looped socketed axehead and a third now-lost axehead found during ploughing near Close Lake in 1936.
GPR formed part of the Round Mounds investigation at Cronk Guckley before excavation at Berk Farm.
A finger-ring made from plaited gold rods, found in a field at Greeba in 1981 and acquired by the Manx Museum.
A rare bronze spoon found on private land in Patrick and donated to the Manx National Collections.
A gold arm-ring, large silver brooch and associated silver discovered in 2020 and declared Treasure in 2021.
A finely decorated silver ring gilded with gold, found in May 2018 and declared Treasure under the updated Treasure Act that December.
An 87-coin hoard with hack-silver and associated artefacts declared Treasure in July 2021.
Reanalysis of a 1947 cist burial identified four cremated individuals and the Island’s first known bone knife-dagger pommel.
An unexcavated chambered cairn surviving within a private residential setting.
Around thirty-six silver coins and fragments discovered in May 2024 and declared Treasure in September.
A plaited gold arm-ring fragment found in spring 2025 and declared Treasure that May.
A 4.5 cm copper-alloy pendant from a decorated horse bridle, found in the south of the Island in October 2014.
Two decorated bronze oval brooches found with a glass bead and belt fittings in December 2018 and declared Treasure in July 2020.
A cut piece of Viking silver ingot found in September 2019 and declared Treasure that December.
A complete, uncut 10.53-gram silver ingot declared Treasure in May 2024.