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Archaeology

Our archaeology collection covers all of human history from the very first people in Bucks, around 500,000 years ago up to 1500 AD (more modern items are in the Social History collection). These objects tell the stories of the people who lived here before us – how they lived, what they loved and what they believed. Ranging from beautifully made early stone and bronze tools, through Roman coins, Saxon & Viking weapons, to exquisite medieval jewellery, these objects give us glimpses into their lives.

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CURATOR'S HIGHLIGHTS

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Treasure

If you have found an archaeological object and want to report it, and get it identified, or think you may have found Treasure (which you are legally required to report), you can find contact details for the Bucks Finds Liaison Officer, and the national Portable Antiquities Scheme here.

 

Archives

Discover Bucks is the standard repository for archives from archaeological fieldwork from Buckinghamshire county. Commercial archaeological units should contact the Keeper of Archaeology for deposit procedures and to obtain notification details.

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