Metal detectors have uncovered three archaeological finds which date back as far as 1000 AD.
A gold ring and silver seal matrix, 119 silver coins, and a Viking age gold ingot have all been given Treasure Trove status.
Although the items now technically belong to The Queen they are staying on the Island so that more research can be carried out:
Curator Allison Fox is from Manx National Heritage:
Firefighters tackle fire at Douglas home
Fire crews were called out to deal with a fire at a home in Douglas this morning.
Manx Utilities gets permission to put solar panels on NSC
Manx Utilities says it's secured planning approval to put solar panels of the roof of the National Sports Centre.
Mobile satellite data services to be considered for Island
The Island's telecoms regulator will consider possible mobile satellite data services later this year.
Refurbished linkspan ready for Manx Grand Prix
Bikers getting off the ferry for Manx Grand Prix will be greeted by a new road surface this month.
Famous army parachute team to perform for Classic TT
The British Army's famous parachute display team will be visiting the Island for the Classic TT this month.
Royal show kicks off today
The Royal Manx Agricultural Show gets underway today.
Series of Mountain Road closures for filming start today
Today sees the first of a series of Mountain Road closures for filming of the Channing Tatum TT movie, which'll continue over the weekend and into next week.
Former primary school site can't be designated brownfield
Environment Minister Clare Barber says the Buchan School site hasn't been designated as a brownfield site - because there's no such thing under Manx law.
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