A hoard of Viking treasure from the 10th century has been discovered on Island.
A gold-arm ring, silver brooch, an armband and others were found on private land by metal detectorist Kath Giles last year.
Manx National Heritage says the treasure is of international significance, and was likely buried around 950 AD.
The rest of the site has been examined, according to MNH's Curator for Archaeology Allison Fox, who says nothing else was found.
The items have gone on display in the Viking and Medieval Gallery at the Manx Museum, before they're sent away for valuation and further conservation work.
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