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Bronze Fragment Of A Roman Military Diploma Found In Bulgaria
In what has been termed as a unique discovery, after 40 years, archaeologists have found a fragment of a bronze-made Roman military diploma in the central part of Deultum, an ancient site located in Bulgaria. The 4-cm-square piece was a part of a whole bronze plaque – typically issued to the Roman auxiliary soldiers who…
The Most Important Greek Tetradrachm Sold For 1.7 Million Dollars!
Sold from NUMISMATICA GENEVENSIS auction Lot 1.Syracuse. Silver Tetradrachm signed by Kimon, circa 405-400 BC. APEƟOΣA Head of Arethusa facing, slightly inclined to the left, wearing two necklaces; her hair flows on soft wawes around her head; on the ampyx over her forhead, the signature KIMΩN; on right two dolphins swimming and a third emerging…
A ‘Mind-Blowing’ $6 Million Coin Hoard Discovered by Treasure Hunters Will Be Unveiled at the British Museum
A pair of metal detectorists made the discovery of a lifetime when they unearthed a hoard of ancient coins worth around $6 million in a field in Somerset, in the West of England. The historic find, believed to be one of the biggest ever treasure troves uncovered in the UK, is due to be unveiled…
Roman Chariot Unearthed in Croatia
As Goran Rihelj/HR Turizam writes on the 16th of October, 2019, archaeologists from the City Museum of Vinkovci and the Institute of Archaeology from Zagreb presented the results of research they’ve been conducting at the site in Stari Jankovci (Vukovar-Srijem) yesterday. In tumulus 1, that is, an earthen mound about forty metres or so in diameter and…