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It doesn't say that the cheese was lost. It says that it was buried in a time of crisis. It is a comment on the practice of "burying goods with the intention
by frobozz 7y ago
It doesn't say that the cheese was lost.
It says that it was buried in a time of crisis.
It is a comment on the practice of "burying goods with the intention of recovery", which is part of the definition of treasure.
- mytailorisrich 7y agoThe article explicitly claims that the cheese is still lost: > It is still at large, buried somewhere under modern London.
- frobozz 7y agoSorry, I evidently skipped that paragraph. I only saw the bit where the cheese burial was mentioned.