treasure-trove

Hidden riches discovered

Treasure-trove originally meant valuables found hidden whose owner is unknown—legally distinct from ordinary lost property.

The term now usually describes any rich collection of desirable things: The attic was a treasure-trove of old photographs.

A treasure trove of information, recipes, or memories suggests abundance waiting to be discovered.

wealth

riches

Abundant valuable possessions

silver · gems · precious · opulence · abundance · valuables · inheritance · estate · windfall · bounty

hoard

cache

Concealed storage spot

accumulation · repository · reserve · bounty · haul · loot · plunder · booty · spoils · riches

discovery

unearthed

Retrieved from the ground

revealed · archaeology · dig · expedition · exploration · artifact · relic · tomb · ruins · fossil

hidden

buried

Placed beneath earth

lost · forgotten · veiled · shrouded · mysterious · cryptic · obscured · clandestine · covert · locked

ancient

relics

Preserved items from antiquity

tomb · sarcophagus · mummy · pharaoh · dynasty · hieroglyphs · papyri · amphora · mosaic · fresco

Opposites
value/worth

treasure-trovedross

Metalwork's floating refuse

garbage · trash · refuse · detritus · dreck

abundance/quantity

treasure-trovepittance

Insultingly small payment

slim pickings · nothing · bare cupboard · void · emptiness

discovery outcome

treasure-trovebust

Failure or sculpture

disappointment · dead end · fool's gold · wild goose chase · letdown

Family

treasure, treasury, treasured, treasures, treasurer, trove, treasurers, treasuries, troves

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G