body of the Sedgeford torc (found in 1965) has been reunited with the rest of the artefact in the British Museum. The Sedgeford Hoard - recovered during the 2003 excavation season. This Iron Age hoard of Gallo-Belgic gold staters was hidden in a cow bone and identified by x-ray. Iron Age horse burial - discovered on the same day as the hoard of coins. The Body in the Oven - unexpectedly found in 2006 from a Roman site. This human skeleton had been burned in a feature believed to be a fire-pit for a grain-dryer or malting oven. Several unusual aspects of the find led to it being described as "an unsolved murder" in the local and national press. There are few equivalent cremation/inhumations from this period anywhere in Europe. Boneyard - the whole site, excavated from 1996 to 2007, revealed part of an extensive cemetery. Almost 300 articulated human inhumations were lifted, reflecting only a portion of the actual number buried. In addition SHARP recovered a huge quantity of disarticulated human bone (charnel). The size of this burial site, particularly as there is no large population centre known nearby, makes it a very unusual skeletal archive. Anglo-Saxon noblewoman - found buried within the same grave as a partially complete horse skeleton. Chalkpit Field - Settlement associated with the inhumation cemetery within 'Boneyard'. Late Neolithic/ Early Bronze Age Crouched burial - Found in 2009 within the excavations looking at the settlement within the Chalkpit field. Radiocarbon dated between 2458 – 2200 cal BC. Middle Iron Age Crouched burial - Found the following year in 2010, 25m from the late Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Burial. Radiocarbon dated between 373 and 203 BC. Publications References External links Archaeology of England Archaeological sites in Norfolk Archaeological projects