The Hoxne Hoard was found on Nov 16, 1992, in Hoxne village, Suffolk. The collection of ancient Roman artifacts contains mostly gold and silver coins, but there was also jewelry and silverware found.

She is part of the Hoxne hoard, the largest Roman treasure ever discovered in Britain. As well as three other pepper pots, the hoard contains around 15,234 coins and 200 gold objects.

Wilf White, resident of Hoxne and a regular at the Swan Inn, said the village was “distraught” about the licence being suspended. Meanwhile, another resident, Steve Bennet said: ...

The gold and silver coins in the Hoxne hoard, found in Suffolk, date to the end of the Roman Empire in Britain at the start of the 5th century A.D. British Museum When Eric Lawes set off for a ...

Suffolk Police has written to Mid Suffolk's licensing sub-committee asking it to consider imposing the suspension on the Swan Inn in Hoxne, pending a full review hearing.

It is therefore important to summarize what is known so far of the interglacial beds at Hoxne. Nature - The Interglacial Beds at Hoxne, Suffolk Skip to main content ...