Lost gold of the Dark Ages

[Mighty AP]

This airs on Nat Geo April 18th. Lost Gold of the Dark Ages chronicles the amazing story of how an amateur metal-detecting enthusiast discovered a gold hoard of more than 1,500 artifacts dating back a millennium, and valued at over $5 million. The importance of the discovery is comparable to finding Tut's treasure. To solve the mystery of where the gold came from, to whom it belonged and why it was buried, historians take us on a journey back into the Dark Ages.

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/lost-gold-of-the-dark-ages-5121/Overview

 

[Old Silver]

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,310247.0.html

 

[Mighty AP]

Oooops Ol' Silver...........didnt see that you had posted that. Dont wanna step on yer toes.

 

[spartacus53]

Mighty AP, Nat Geo is one of the few stations I don't get. Do me a favor and write a full synopsis on this tomorrow so I can catch up. I know it will end up on the History station soon.. I hope :P

 

[Mighty AP]

Im so sry Spart. Natgeo is one of the best channels on tv..........Im not rubbin it in. Well, maybe a little bit.

What the hell is a "synopsis"? I believe Im all caught up on my shots.........
You do realize that I live in a tar-paper shack in Idaho, right?

 

[spartacus53]

 

[Old Silver]

Oooops Ol' Silver...........didnt see that you had posted that. Dont wanna step on yer toes.

Not a problem. I had it hid in an unpopular board. I figured it would get moved if I didn't.

 

[WindHarvester]

A quick clip I just found.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/139334/ngc-presents-ordinary-guys-strike-gold