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Eighty-one of the items were declared treasure trove. They include part of a helmet, an eagle and a cross.
Looking After Your Finds - 2nd Staffordshire Hoard Find
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The five hectare field was examined by a team of archaeologists - who have previously worked on battlesites at Bosworth and Hastings - once it had been ploughed at the end of November.
South Staffordshire Coroner Andrew Haigh will rule at an inquest planned for January 4 if the metalwork pieces are part of the Anglo Saxon collection and should be declared treasure.

Staffordshire County Council Leader Philip Atkins, said: 'The Staffordshire Hoard was an amazing discovery, and we have been immensely proud to play our part in helping to discover and tell the story of a collection of such international importance.

'We will now have to wait for the inquest, to discover if the objects are a significant part of our national history.'

The new items were found in the same field where over 3,900 pieces of gold, silver and some copper alloy objects were found in 2009.
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