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A teen digging in a field pulled up an intact 1,800-year-old Roman ring carved with a goddess
A detectorist working in a Somerset field has recovered an intact Roman gold ring weighing 48 grams, carved with an image of the goddess Victoria riding a two-horse chariot. The ring dates to ...
A Roman ring from as far back as 200 A.D. was found in a Lincolnshire ditch. Archaeologists say that the oddly shaped, eight-sided ring is certainly uncommon, but not without precedent. These styles ...
A rare gold Roman ring from more than 1,700 years ago — depicting Victoria, the goddess of victory — has proven to be a big win for an amateur metal detectorist in England. Kevin Minto found the ring, ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The "extraordinary" gold ring, which dates back to Roman times, was found by an amateur metal detectorist. - South West Heritage ...
Scholars have been divided for years over whether a ring inscribed with the word “Pilato” belonged to Pontius Pilate. A new theory may put the debate to rest. A new theory proposes that this ancient ...
Metal detectorists found two silver rings, ancient Roman treasures, while searching land in Powys and the Vale of Glamorgan, archaeologists said. Photo shows a representative field in Wales. Photo ...
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The discovery of a Roman coin hoard beneath a Swedish farm building has given archaeologists a closer look at life on Gotland around 1,600 years ago. At the Tofta military area, archaeologists found ...
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