The Viking Age (AD 793–1066) left Britain rich in hidden treasures. From silver hoards and hacksilver to axes, brooches, and Thor’s hammer pendants, detectorists continue to uncover the traces of raiders, traders, and settlers. Famous finds like the Vale of York and Silverdale Hoards, alongside everyday tools and jewellery, reveal how Viking Britain lived, fought, and worshipped, and how much still lies beneath our fields.