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The largest known coin treasure in the UK has an estimated 22,000 Roman coins, dating from the 4th century.
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The largest known coin treasure in the UK has an estimated 22,000 Roman coins, dating from the 4th century.
A man with a metal detector has discovered a large Viking treasure that has never been seen in England, including more than 100 extremely precious artifacts.
The US ocean exploration company is excavating the SS Central America, which carried 13.6 tons of gold and was sunk 157 years ago.
A series of ancient Roman jewels were unearthed beneath a department store in London, England, dating back nearly 2,000 years.
The newly discovered 2,100-year-old tomb of Emperor Liu Fei in Jiangsu Province, with various burial and gold items, shows the lavish life of ancient emperors.
Archaeologists have discovered many underground tombs containing countless treasures, including a box
Paul Croituru, 37, of Romania, and 13-year-old son, were lucky enough to discover 300 coins made of fake silver when using a metal detector on a plot near their home.
Recent archaeologists excavated a treasure of many coins dating to about 2,000 years old, in a cave in England.
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…
A couple living in Northern California, the United States was fortunate to discover a treasure with 8 jars filled with gold coins in their yard.
Jurassic coast in Dorset has dozens of new diggers every day to hunt treasure after a huge set of sea reptile fossils are found here.
A treasure trove of dinosaur fossils and extinct species long ago in northeastern China was created in Pompeii style after the volcano's wrath.
Many tombs are still waiting to be excavated in the valley of the kings, where the royal members of ancient Egypt rested more than 3,000 years ago.
Katie Balham, 18, an archeology student from the town of Fleetwood, Lancashire, has found
Archaeologists in central Italy have unearthed two bronze statues of women and many other rare artifacts of the Etruscan civilization dating back 2,500 years.