| SETSTOREBY | Think highly of and amass a hoard of (3,5,2) |
| REGARDS | Thinks highly of and compliments (7) |
| HOARD | Amass and amass and amass |
| SNETTISHAM | Norfolk village, site of a hoard of Romano-British jewellery found in 1985 (10) |
| MILDENHALL | Suffolk town, site of a major hoard of fourth-century Roman silver tableware discovered in 1942 |
| CACHE | A hoard of a hundred each can turn to (5) |
| SCROLLS | In 1947 a Bedouin stumbled across a hoard of ancient Jewish books, soon to be called the Dead Sea .. |
| AMASS | Build a hoard of |
| HOO | Sutton -, site in Suffolk, England, where a hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure was unearthed in 1939 (3) |
| DEGENERATE | Decline of French commander English think highly of? |
| TREASURE | From Greek for "storehouse" and the source of "thesaurus", a word for a hoard, store or trove of bullion, coins, gems or other valuables; wealth/riches generally; or, a gem of a person (8) |
| EXONERATES | Excuses from old lover one thinks highly of |
| ACCRUE | Amass a group of maritime workers for hearing (6) |
| ABRADE | Weardown a hoard finally deposited in Bank of Scotland |
| MAKEAPILE | Amass a fortune (4,1,4) |
| APILE | See 11ac, Amass a fortune, as carpet manufacturers do! (4,1,4) |
| MAKE | See 11ac, Amass a fortune, as carpet manufacturers do! (4,1,4) |
| HORDE | Soundly amass a mass! (5) |
| CHESSMEN | Type of ivory pieces found in a hoard in 1831 on an Uig beach (8) |
| STACHE | Hair that sounds like a hoard |
