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To: Just mythoughts
The author used the word hoard because that is the word! Treasure hoard! A hoard of treasure!

Hoard is also directly derived from Anglo-Saxon. You just couldn't get a better fitting word for this astonishing find than hoard.

14 posted on 09/24/2009 4:43:47 AM PDT by agere_contra (NO COUNTRY SHOULD BE FORCED TO ACCEPT THE TYRANNY OF ITS OWN PEOPLE /Obama)
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To: agere_contra
The author used the word hoard because that is the word! Treasure hoard! A hoard of treasure! Hoard is also directly derived from Anglo-Saxon. You just couldn't get a better fitting word for this astonishing find than hoard.

I appreciate your explanation. Why I asked is the recent ads I have seen for a tv show on hoarders and there is nothing 'good' about these people and how they live with all the 'junk' they hoard This is NOT junk and whom ever it once belong to had reason to hoard as the treasure has sure more than maintained it initial value.

Now how can I find out what the inscription on the gold band says?

19 posted on 09/24/2009 5:01:52 AM PDT by Just mythoughts
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