When Julius Caesar & Rome marched into nothern France in the Gallic Wars, the Celtic world was at risk of extinction. The year was 54 BC. 

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Daring warriors & priests from the Coriosolitae tribe sailed across the English Channel. On the hilltop of Le Câtillon in southeast Jersey in the Channel Islands they buried their riches. 

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This special issue of Wreckwatch magazine shares the excitement of how Reg Mead and Richard Miles spent 30 years chasing a long-lost treasure and hit the jackpot: a king’s ransom

of 70,000 silver coins, 11 gold torques and jewellery. The metal detectorists

and team of expert archaeologists, conservators and geophysicists who dug, stabilised and are researching the largest Celtic hoard in the world now share their story.

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