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LONDON — Two amateur treasure hunters are in line for a pay-out of up to about $1 million after a small pot that they found buried in a field turned out to contain the most important hoard of Viking silver and gold found in Britain for 150 years.
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|LONDON — Two amateur treasure hunters are in line for a pay-out of up to about $1 million after a small pot that they found buried in a field turned out to contain the most important hoard of Viking silver and gold found in Britain for 150 years.
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