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Amateur Divers Find 53 1500-Year-Old Roman Gold Coins in the Sea of Spain
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Thirty silver coins from the sixteenth century were recently found in Roosendaal. ‘Unique’, city historians judged. But at one time, even gold coins were found in Roosendaal. Although for that, we have to go back a bit further in time.
During an apparently common dive in Portitxol Bay, in Jávea, in the province of Alicante, Spain, two amateur divers found something that seemed too unlikely to be there, hidden under the sea. What arose between rocks and sand was not only an ancient object, but a rare set linked to the last centuries of the... The post Amateur divers find 53 Roman gold coins of 1,500 years in the sea of Spain appeared first on The Antagonist.
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