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An Antiques Roadshow guest was left aghast by the value of a medieval stone head she found in her drain during Sunday’s episode.
The BBC roadshow rolled in to the Ulster Folk Museum in Northern Ireland for the programme this week.
Valuer Adam Schoon was presented with the large stone head, which he described as ‘fantastic’, particularly when he learned the guest had stumbled on the item by accident.
She explained: ‘I was digging up drains and I just so happened to dig down and hit stone, and I pulled him out and there he was,’ prompting expert Adam to exclaim: ‘Good grief!’
After cleaning the head, the guest wondered if it might once have been a garden ornament, but said: ‘The more I cleaned him I thought, “No I am not sure.”.’