Treasure unearthed

Treasure unearthed; ITN ENGLAND: Kent: Woodnesborough: EXT Seq Cliff Bradshaw (amateur treasure hunter) using metal detector in field (21 secs) and V/O interview SOT - within an hour I had found a Saxon brooch then the cup turned up INT CMS Bronze age cup (dented) held and turned CS Detail of cup (cup = 14 secs) EXT Dr Stuart Needham (British Museum) interview SOT - bit over 3,500 years old, dated to 1500 BC/ it's one of very few precious metal cups from the Bronze age/ can count on one hand and only one came from this country, others came from continent LMS Tractor along behind pile of earth at dig site TLMS Archaeologists working at dig site - prehistoric burial mound MS SIDE Archaeologists digging Cliff Bradshaw interview SOT - it didn't seem very Saxonised to me/ knew I'd seen the cup in a book/ (looked it up) I found Rillaton Cup that is almost it's brother London: British Museum: INT CS Rillaton Cup CMS Rillaton Cup on display in museum CBV Person looking at cup in display case CMS Cup on display ZOOM IN (Rillaton Cup = 19 secs) Kent: Woodnesborough: EXT Dr Stuart Needham (British Museum) interview SOT - can be certain it was owned by member of elite/ it would be brought out at ceremonies/ it had practical function but can only guess at that INT TCMS Bronze age cup (dented) CSs Details of cup (Bronze age cup = 10 secs) EXT LS Arcgaeologists working at dig TCMS Hand scraping away earth CS Archaeologist at work LMS Tractor along behind mound of earth GV Dig site TMS Markers on wall of trench TCMS Pointer pointing to scale model MS SIDE Archaeologist working in trench Keith Parfitt (Canterbury Archaeological Trust) interview SOT - ditch 6ft deep enclosing area about 100ft in diameter/ all spoil is piled in middle to mark burial site of someone very important CBV Hand scraping earth from trench wall BV Archaeologist working Peter Kendall (English Heri...