Ancient relics unearthed by metal detectorists have been revealed at the opening of a coroner's inquest to decide whether they should be classed as treasure.

All four were discovered in undisclosed locations in Norfolk between 2021 and earlier this year.  

They include two Roman silver Denarii coins believed to have been part of the Scole Hoard.

Discovered when excavations were carried out prior to the construction of a housing estate in South Norfolk in the 1970s and early '80s, it included more than 200 silver Iceni coins, 87 Roman ones and four skeletons dating back to the 3rd century.

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Also among the latest finds were an early Medieval gilded silver mount, a Medieval brooch with an animal-head decoration and a post Medieval gold mourning ring.

On Monday Norfolk area coroner Yvonne Blake adjourned full inquests into all four finds until September 4.  

A later hearing will decide whether the items are classed as treasure, meaning they could be bought by a museum and the finder and landowner given a reward.