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13. 3. 2010

13.3.2010 1146 silver denarii

A depot of 1,146 silver denarii was found twelve years ago by a metal detector, Keith Bennett, in South Warwickshire. A year later, archaeologists tried to find out who hid the Roman coins.

12. 3. 2016

12.3.2016 Artifacts from the battle were discovered during the construction of the road

Artifacts from the Battle of Killiecrankie, during which the rebels were defeated by the Royal Army in 1689, were found by archaeologists during work on the A9 road. They discovered a copper pendant, horseshoes, buttons and musket ammunition.

10. 3. 2012

March 10, 2012 30 thousand coins near the Roman baths

Over a thousand Roman coins have been found by archaeologists near the Roman Baths in Bath, southwest England. It dates from 270 AD. At that time, it was the fifth largest treasure found in Great Britain.

9. 3. 2021

9.3.2011 Golden treasure from the Iron Age

The Iron Age gold treasure found near Stirling by a search engine with a metal detector was sold for almost one million pounds ten years ago. The finder got half. The depot contained four golden Celtic necklaces.

The detectorist found a unique and perfectly preserved spearhead from the Bronze Age

A spear with preserved traces of a wooden part from the late Bronze Age was found on the island of Jersey. It was dated to the 11th century BC; is the only complete and at the same time the largest undamaged spear ever found in the Channel Islands.

6. 3. 2009

March 6, 2009 He found 59 coins in the cellar

Twelve years ago, coins found by a builder in Oxfordshire were for sale. He discovered 59 pieces of mintings from the reign of King James I of England. Their value was estimated by experts at fifty thousand pounds.

3.3.2003 The oldest European mummy

Four mummies were discovered by archaeologists on the British island of South Uist. According to experts, they are three thousand years old. The remains belong to a three-year-old girl, a teenage girl, a man and a woman.

Celtic brooch sold for £55,000

A Celtic brooch found by metal detectorist Ray Pusey (64) has sold for a whopping £55,000. The approximate price of the object was estimated at a maximum of eight thousand.

Retiree finds 1,000-year-old Viking jewellery with metal detector

A stunning set of gold and silver Viking jewellery from around 950 AD was discovered on the Isle of Man late last year. It was found by retired police officer Kath Giles using a metal detector on farmland in the north of the island.

25.2.2017 900 gold coins inside the piano

A remarkable discovery was made four years ago by the English piano tuner Martin Backhouse. Inside one of these musical instruments he found a real treasure, 900 gold coins.

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