Discover treasures that contain extremely valuable gold coins on the Black Sea coast
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a treasure containing 957 precious artifacts at the Kaliakra Fortress on the Black Sea coast.
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Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a treasure containing 957 precious artifacts at the Kaliakra Fortress on the Black Sea coast.
The treasure revealed in prehistoric tombs in Bulgaria is the first evidence of social stratification, but no one knows what causes the civilization to decline.
According to Al Bawaba, Jason Massey, 45, a pest control worker, has discovered a rare ring engraved with the Roman goddess figure in a field near Crewkerne.
One worker in the UK thought that we found a ring that pulled open cans while detecting metal, but it was actually an extremely rare neck ring.
Greek archaeologists have found an almost intact tomb at a Roman burial site on Sikinos Island, the Express reported.
The priceless treasure is defined as 2,800 years old and belongs to the royal or noble members of the Saka people, who lived in Central Asia.
Ancient mummified workshop was discovered by archaeologists at Saqqara cemetery of Memphis, the first capital of ancient Egypt.
According to Korean Times, the rusty wreck was found on the seabed, at a depth of 434 meters and about 1km from Jeodong-ri area on Ulleung island.
Archaeologists were surprised to find a 1,000-year-old wooden Viking sword in Ireland, perfectly preserved.
According to Fox news, the treasure contains many precious objects and many 1,000-year-old gold coins, gold rings, pearls, and bracelets from the 10th century.
Dr. Bui Chi Hoang said that linga was excavated in Cat Tien (Lam Dong) entirely in gold. Linga is on display in the Vietnam Archeological Archeology exhibition.
Oasen Water Company workers discovered a cooking pot containing 12 gold coins and 462 silver coins while laying pipes in Hoef and Haag town, Utrecht, Netherlands, in Aug…
The Daily Mail (UK) quoted driver Adam Day (30) as saying he was shaking when he discovered the ring in a field in Yorkshire.
Rings, rings, jewelry inlaid with gold and beads of the Funan people about 1,500 years ago in South Vietnam were first displayed in Saigon.