imagery, allude to pagan, rather than Christian, belief towards the end of the 4th century, is important. Attempts have been made to interpret the hoard as Christian, but remain somewhat unconvincing when applied to objects current at a period when paganism, rather than Christianity, was out of favour. See also Votive offering Hoxne Hoard Religion in Ancient Rome List of hoards in Britain References Notes Bibliography Henig, Martin (1996), The art of Roman Britain, 1996, Routledge, , External links Gilded spoons from the Thetford treasure Engraved gem from the Thetford treasure Gold buckle from the Thetford treasure Gold rings from the Thetford treasure Jewellery from the Thetford treasure Large spoons (cigni) from the Thetford treasure Large Long spoons (cochlearia) from the Thetford treasure Archaeological artifacts Archaeological sites in Norfolk Objects of historical interest in Norfolk Romano-British objects in the British Museum Treasure troves of Roman Britain Treasure troves in England Treasure troves of late antiquity Metal detecting finds in England 1979 archaeological discoveries 1979 in England Thetford Hoards from Roman Britain Ancient Roman jewellery