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They found the treasure and could have gotten 82 million. Now they're in jail and still have to pay

They found the treasure and could have gotten 82 million. Now they're in jail and still have to pay

GM4PRO
57005 11
George Powell and Layton Davies, who covered up the discovery of Viking treasure in Herefordshire four years ago, will have to pay heavily for their greed (and stupidity) once again. They were convicted of theft and concealing the find in 2019, for which they received prison sentences of 10 and 8.5 years respectively. Now a judge has ordered them to pay over £600,000 (about £16.5 million) each within three months or have another five years added to their sentences...
The 40 most read articles on LP in 2022

The 40 most read articles on LP in 2022

Elmara
6323 3
It is the end of the year and so it is also time for a recap. In this post you will find the 40 most read articles about finds, searches and archaeology in 2022.
Overview of all competitions on LP 2022

Overview of all competitions on LP 2022

Elmara
9402 0
As in previous years, we again competed on LP for the most beautiful finds in many categories. And also, after a two-year covid hiatus, the Master Searcher Detector Championship was held. See the post for a full list of all the 2022 events.
Wishes from Skok

Wishes from Skok

unknown
17835 0
I'm happy to forward because I know that some great people from LP contributed and I believe that again there will be some hearts here among the community who will send something to save the "jumping doll"
1500 kg of bronze coins half a metre underground

1500 kg of bronze coins half a metre underground

GM4PRO
46630 7
A huge hoard of 1.5-ton bronze coins from the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties was discovered in the eastern Chinese village of Shuangdun in Jiangsu province. The coins were connected by straw strings and arranged in neat rows.

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