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Czech Hikers Discover $340,000 Gold Coin Hoard with Possible WWII Connections

History · Czechia

Czech Hikers Discover $340,000 Gold Coin Hoard with Possible WWII Connections

60% Center coverage: 20 sources

Items lost for decades discovered under floorboards of Powis Castle

Items lost for decades discovered under floorboards of Powis Castle

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A number of items thought to be more than 60 years old have been found hidden under the floorboards of Powis Castle near Welshpool.See the Story

Bom Jesus: The Oldest and Most Valuable Shipwreck Found in the Namibian Desert

Namibia · Namibia

Bom Jesus: The Oldest and Most Valuable Shipwreck Found in the Namibian Desert

In a remarkable archaeological discovery, the Bom Jesus (The Good Jesus), a Portuguese ship that sank over 500 years ago, has been found in the desert of Namibia, revealing a treasure trove of gold coins and other valuable artifacts. The ship, which set sail from Lisbon on March 7, 1533, was lost at sea during a violent storm while en route to India. The remains of the Bom Jesus were uncovered in 2008 by diamond miners who were conducting operat…Read Article

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