Homeowner finds 1,000-year-old Viking treasure while laying patio tiles

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A man in the Rebild area of Denmark unearthed a massive collection of approximately 700 silver items weighing 18.5 kilograms while preparing his yard for new tiles.
The hoard dates back to the Viking Age and includes coins from the Arab world and England, bracelets, ingots, and a small hammer of Thor.
Many of the artifacts were found inside an original earthen pot, while others were scattered in the surrounding soil.
This discovery offers rare insight into Viking era trade networks and wealth, marking it as one of the largest such collections ever found in Denmark.

Ongoing research by archaeologists to decipher the runic inscription on the silver ingot
Further archaeological assessment of the Rebild area to understand its historical significance
Analysis of the origin and purpose of the varied international coins found in the hoard

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