of the powerful Pharaoh Thutmose III. While previously discovered in 1880, the site was subsequently lost under the sand. The discovery of a royal tomb at Saqqara, Egypt is announced by a Japanese team of archaeologists. The grave is suspected to have belonged to Isisnofret, the granddaughter of Pharaoh Ramesses II of the nineteenth dynasty of Egypt. While searching for debris caused by Hurricane Ike, contractors using sonar discover the shipwreck of what is believed to be the Carolina in the Gulf of Mexico. The ship sank in 1864. Odyssey Marine Exploration announce discovery of the wreck of (torpedoed 1917) northwest of Fastnet Rock. June Archaeologists in Groningen, the Netherlands, unearth c. 400 silver coins from the early 16th century. The discovery is one of the largest coin treasures ever found in the Netherlands. Archaeologists in the Dutch city of Utrecht discover a 17-meters long Roman wall under the square in front of the Dom Tower of Utrecht. It is the largest extant wall of a castellum discovered in the Netherlands. The Dutch Minister of Education, Culture and Science, Ronald Plasterk, unveils "Krijn". This is the first Neanderthal fossil discovered in the Netherlands. The find was made in the North Sea and announced at the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities. The discovery prompted numerous scientists and institutions to express hope for better government protection of archaeological remains in the North Sea. Ridgeway Hill Viking burial pit a suspected massacre, was discovered near Weymouth, Dorset during road construction works. 9 June: Archaeologists announce that they have discovered a Neolithic burial complex at Damerham in the south of England. 5 July: In England, metal detectorist Terry Herbert discovers the Staffordshire Hoard, the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold yet found. August: In England, a metal detectorist discovers the Shrewsbury Hoard, a hoard of about 10,000 Roman coins. 11 August: Archaeologists announce that they have discovered a royal tomb from the early Bronze Age at Forteviot in Scotland. 14 August: Archaeologists announce that they have discovered a Neolithic temple in the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site. 29 September: In Scotland, a metal detectorist discovers the Stirling torcs. 17 December: Archaeologists announce that they have found man-made structures on the sea-bed off the island of Damsay, Orkney. 20 December: Discovery of AHS Centaur off Queensland is announced. Late: A wreck, perhaps from the Spanish Armada, is found off Rutland Island, County Donegal. Undated: