Two women engaged in the search for metal detectors discovered a 600 -year -old wealth of gold and silver coins in Scotland.
In Scotland, they discovered an important treasure of coins in the 15th century, made up of gold and silver specimens, reports Live Science.
Two lovers of metal detectors found him – Kate Young and Lisa Stevenson, when they studied territory near the village of Calperkleich in the Scottish borders region. First, they stumble at 30 coins, and after archaeological excavations, the number of founds increased to 35.
“This treasure is the finding of life,” Lisa Stevenson shared.
Among the found coins there are rare English silver growing, printing in the reign of Henry V and Edward IV, as well as Scottish Gold Demi and Semi -Dode from the hours of Jacob I and Jacob II. The land is estimated at four pence, and Demi is more than smaller than the English novers and worth nine shillings.
Archaeologists suggest that the wealth was left in this area in the 1460s. They emphasize that the found in a combination of English and Scottish coins is not uncommon, but for this time they are rare.
After the review, the coin will be transferred to the Scottish group for the distribution of archaeologists found (SAFAP), to determine their value and allow the museums to apply for display. A reward for searching will receive Kate and Lisa.
Earlier it was reported that archaeologists had found a wealth of coins dated by the final Jewish revolt against Roman rule.
Ancient Roman coins were found on the island of Italy
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