2500 year old lost city on the top of Greek hill
A research team discovered 2,500-year-old city ruins, more than 40 hectares wide on a Greek hilltop with ancient pottery and coins.
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A research team discovered 2,500-year-old city ruins, more than 40 hectares wide on a Greek hilltop with ancient pottery and coins.
A British farmer was famous after discovering more than 1,000 coins on a field dating back hundreds of years.
On September 28, Japanese archaeologists said they first found ancient Roman coins in the ancient castle ruins on the southern island of Okinawa.
Huge treasures of copper and silver coins up to 600 kg dating back to the end of the 4th century are found at a park in Spain.
A British shipwreck excavation company cooperated with the Omani Ministry of Cultural Heritage to salvage many of the wrecks of the ship 500 years ago in Arab waters.
While hoeing grass land on the farm, Mr. Nguyen Tuan Lich (Ha Tinh) discovered strange objects, dug deep into 15cm to see a deep hole with 3 coins of coins.
According to Xinhua, a large amount of ancient coins, weighing more than 400kg has just been discovered on June 18 at a construction site in Co Lan District, Sichuan Pro…
The amount of coins weighing nearly 10kg was recognized by scientists as Song Dynasty dating back to 960-1279.
As a result, they unearthed hundreds of precious artifacts, including coins, and intact gold jewelry. Most artifacts date from the 5th century to the 7th century.
The coins were identified dating back to the 900s. Researchers believe they originate from the ancient Kingdom of Kilwa in Africa (today near Tanzania).
On February 25, Mr. Tran Anh Tuan, Director of Quang Binh Provincial Museum said: At Mr. Nguyen Thanh Hai's house, (residing in Loc Ninh commune, Dong Hoi city), while d…
Researching an ancient jars with the amount of up to 10kg showed some local trade history and trade in Tuyen Quang in the past.
The history of one of the world's most sacred sites for both Jews and Muslims will probably have to be rewritten after an unexpected discovery by Israeli archaeologists.
An ancient coin produced from ancient Rome has just been sold for $ 5,000 (about 94 million VND) just because it was a counterfeit currency from 2,000 years ago.
The Israeli Antiquities Agency said on Tuesday that 24 gold coins and an earring were discovered in the ancient Caesarea port area in northern Israel.