A metal detectorist in Germany has unearthed a hoard of nearly 3,000 Roman-era coins in an unusual place — north of the empire's defensive lines.
The receipt itself shows just how much of Gaius’ hard-earned denarii, an ancient Roman currency, went back to the military. Here’s the rough translation: The latest military news and ...
A "very unusual" gold pendant made by an early Anglo-Saxon in imitation of a Roman coin has been discovered by a detectorist.
University of Reading [email protected] This paper considers a new corpus of 490,154 Roman coins (site finds) which have been recorded from England and Wales. The corpus provides British ...
Roman coins found by a metal detectorist have been declared treasure. The seven coins, which were found near Mursley in Buckinghamshire, date back to around the 2nd Century. The oldest coin in the ...
A collection of rare Roman coins discovered by three friends have sold at auction for £81,160. Three metal detectorists found the coins near Pewsey in September 2020. The hoard of 142 coins was ...
in good health and owned at least 400,000 sesterces (Roman coins). By using equestrians in responsible positions in government, Augustus founded the imperial civil service, which equestrians would ...
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