The discoveries help to learn more about Wales' past, says National Museum Wales.
Two hoards of bronze artefacts found by metal detectorists in Wales have officially been declared treasure.
The finds, including a sword blade fragment and socketed axes, are believed to be from the Late Bronze Age - 1000-800 BC. Fragments from seven socketed axes, a sword blade fragment, six casting-jets and two ingots were found by Wayne Williams when detecting in a field in Grosmont, Monmouthshire. "This hoard from Grosmont community is so interesting because it shows just how precious every piece of bronze was," said Monmouthshire councillor Lisa Dymock.
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