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Jennypeg
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Roman Coins
posted on: 7/13/2005 10:37:39 AM

Hi,
I’ve been reading a book by Arthur Mee
THE KING’S ENGLAND, DERBYSHIRE
It Calls Heanor :this little hilltop market town and the interesting people are William & Mary Howitt and brother Richard the Tantums, Samuel Watson , John Heiron, General Roper, and Henry Garnett .
Also:
“ On a window sill of the church is a fragment of stone with an inscription of Roman carving, and we recall that 1700 years ago a Roman buried a vase at Heanor with 800 Roman coins in it. Here they lay forgotten until the railway came.”

What happened to the coins? Is there more info about this anywhere?
Jenny
Peter Chamberlain
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Roman Coins
replied on: 7/13/2005 11:49:40 AM

Jenny
Mention of the coins on the Shipley site
Jennypeg
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Roman Coins
replied on: 7/13/2005 12:05:49 PM

Hi Peter,
Thankyou, I will go and have a read.
Jenny
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