As a volunteer archaeologist who has survived a heart attack, this did make me smile 😃

... and in case you missed the chatter -

BBC News - Thetford dig unearths Iron Age war trumpet and boar standard - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Yummy! And if you were to find out that you had any slices that were "left over or stale", I've discovered they are delicious crumbled over a bowl of hot custard. Enjoy.

In the UK detecting has become this weird sensationalised treasure hunt, where so much emphasis is put on monetary value. That isn't what makes the past interesting.

Denmark has a more robust process, and a better working relationship with the detectorists in general, but still isn't immune 4/

We have primula and hellebore still in flower - have been continually flowering all summer

And Claudia too, please.

Now that I am retired, it is now such a joy to return to regular volunteering with a local group, now focussing on finds processing, as I have always at heart, considered myself as an archaeologist.

I tried to keep my hand in, volunteer digging during my children's school holidays, but my professional life took me into public service in health and education.