Archaeologists dug up a full vessel in France with tens of thousands of Roman coins from 1,800 years ago
Science The finding of three amphoras buried with thousands of coins reveals a possible strategy of economic administration in an ancient Roman settlement..
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The research points to an organized system of storage and use of coins 1,800 years ago. (Simon Ritz / Inrap). The unusual finding of some archaeologists in France in a few vessels: thousands of coins that would be 1800 years ago. On this occasion, some coins were found in the Senon, a small town in the department of Mosa in France.
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The research points to an organized system of storage and use of coins 1,800 years ago. (Simon Ritz / Inrap).
according to La Nación (CR) — PortadaThe unusual finding of some archaeologists in France in a few vessels: thousands of coins that would be 1800 years ago.
according to El Comercio (PE) — ÚltimasOn this occasion, some coins were found in the Senon, a small town in the department of Mosa in France.
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