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19 Mar 2007 Treasure of 545 Celtic coins 19. 3. 2007

19 Mar 2007 Treasure of 545 Celtic coins

Viky
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Fifteen years ago, archaeologists discovered the remains of a large farm in the French village of Laniscat, which had been in operation since the third century BC. They subsequently unearthed 545 Celtic coins made by the Gauls.
A new method has finally found the answer to the true purpose of bronze daggers

A new method has finally found the answer to the true purpose of bronze daggers

GM4PRO
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Analysis of Bronze Age daggers has shown that they were used for a specific purpose, not just as the non-functional symbols of identity and social status that they were previously thought to be. This is a major scientific breakthrough; the new method allows the analysis of a wide range of copper alloy tools and weapons, wherever they come from.
10 Mar 2013 Silver coins in leather shoe

10 Mar 2013 Silver coins in leather shoe

Elmara
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A total of 477 silver coins from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were discovered by archaeologists nine years ago when they carried out a survey during the renovation of a house that was formerly the town hall in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The coins were hidden in a leather shoe.
Cooperating detectorist finds rare hoard of Roman coins from Constantine's reign

Cooperating detectorist finds rare hoard of Roman coins from Constantine's reign

GM4PRO
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A hoard of more than 1,000 coins from the first half of the 4th century was found in Bubendorf in northern Switzerland. They were discovered by a detectorist - a volunteer collaborator of the local museum, Mr. Daniel Lüdin. The coins were lying in a ceramic pot at a shallow depth. The experts picked them up in situ so that they could examine them in laboratory conditions and obtain as much information as possible. Treasures from the 4th century are very rare.
Archaeologists find the coffin of a "witch" in Pompeii

Archaeologists find the coffin of a "witch" in Pompeii

GM4PRO
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During research in a lavish Pompeian villa, glass, bone, bronze or amber amulets, figurines, jewelry, decorative parts of Egyptianfaience, phallic statuettes and other objects of ritual significance that may have been used in magical rituals nearly two thousand years ago. (When GM4PRO posted the "bead" article yesterday, I remembered this article that needs to be recalled.)
Archaeologists uncover richly furnished tomb of 6th century girl

Archaeologists uncover richly furnished tomb of 6th century girl

GM4PRO
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During the reconstruction of the infrastructure around the Wettsteinplatz district in Basel, Switzerland, the richly furnished grave of a 12-year-old girl from the 6th century was found. Since work began in 2021, several early medieval graves have been discovered, but they have been badly damaged by previous construction. The girl's grave is the first excellently preserved and also richly furnished grave of this period. It contained, among other things, iron ingots, belt buckles inlaid with gold and a considerable amount of beads...
Cooperating detectorist finds extremely rare Roman gold coin from the 3rd century

Cooperating detectorist finds extremely rare Roman gold coin from the 3rd century

GM4PRO
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A double aureus from the joint reign of Emperor Volusian and his father Trebonianus Gallus was discovered in Kaposvár, Hungary. Their reign lasted less than two years, so coins of this period are very rare. Volusian gold coins are among the rarest, double gold coins are extremely rare. This is the first such find in Hungary.

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