A metal detectorist in Germany has unearthed a hoard of nearly 3,000 Roman-era coins in an unusual place — north of the empire's defensive lines.

Ancient Roman people made these bronze coins. They show portraits of Roman leaders called emperors. These emperors were among the first people in the world to put their own faces on coins. When the ...

Archaeologists reveal insights into Roman history through coin discovery ... These would be made of gold, silver, and bronze. The ancient Italian coins were not only a medium of exchange but ...

Roman coins find declared treasure Hoard of ... Halls The collection includes a number of silver Denarii The silver and bronze coins were produced between the reigns of Emperors Vespasian (69-79AD ...

Roman coins found by a metal detectorist have been ... Mystery treasure 'could be sword-related' Late Bronze Age hoard is declared treasure Detectorist finds Anglo-Saxon gold pyramid mount The ...

After sending a professional team of divers and archeologists to investigate, Italy's ministry of culture confirmed that the treasure trove contained between 30,000 and 50,000 bronze Roman coins ...