29 June 2012Last updated at 13:16

In pictures: Scottish treasure trove

A 12th Century silver penny of William the Lion found at Wester Balgedie, in Perth and Kinross, is among the highlights of the seventh annual Treasure Trove report.

A merchant's weight set dating from the 1700s was uncovered at Fortrose in the Highlands. It was made in Nuremberg.

This 15th Century gilt and copper alloy end for a leather strap, or belt, is decorated with the face of Christ. The find was made at Crichton, Midlothian.

One of the rarest finds recorded in the new report is a copper alloy cast made in the shape of an eagle from Roman times. Representing the sacred bird of Juno, it was unearthed at Selkirk, in the Borders.