Finds
- December
- Little Horwood Hoard of Iron Age gold staters from Buckinghamshire, England.
- River Boyne shipwreck of 1530s found off Drogheda in Ireland.
- The Irish bog psalter yielded the fragments of a prayer book found in a bog in Ireland, where it has been buried for approximately 1200 years.
Read more about this topic: 2006 In Archaeology
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