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Factor in the British Museum holds some currency recently found in London on Thursday. Photography: Susan Blunkett - Reuters
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LONDON (Reuters) - unveiled one of the greatest treasures of the Romanian currency ever found in Britain researcher Hao treasure in a field in the town of Somerset, southwest England, using a device to monitor the minerals.
The crypt containing about 52 000 mostly bronze coin dating back to the third century AD, buried in an earthen pot and a huge well-preserved near the town of Frome. Has not been evaluated yet.
Archaeologists and feel excited about this discovery because they say it sheds new light on the turbulent time when Britain suffered in the Roman era to the barbaric invasions and economic crises and civil wars.
Said Roger Bland, head of antiquities phones and treasures in the British Museum that treasure, "featuring a huge amount tells of the Currency and the history of that period."
Said David Crisp, who found the treasure he was lucky after he issued a metal detector, "referring weird."
He told BBC Radio (me. Me. C) "I put my hand and pulled some mud and there was a Radial, a bronze Roman coin small.
Said Steven Myint my head Museums Somerset County Council in a statement that this discovery has "great national importance."
Some of these coins imprinted with a picture of Marcus Aurelius Karosios a military leader seized power in the late third century and proclaimed himself emperor of Britain and North Western Europe.
The Karosios, who took power in the period from 286 to 293 AD, and the first Emperor of minting coin in Britain
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factor in the British Museum holds some currency recently found in London on Thursday. photography: Susan Blunkett-Reuters
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London (Reuters)-unveiled one of the greatest treasures of Roman coins ever found in British amateur researcher for treasures in the field in the town of Somerset in South West England using a device for monitoring
mining.The pit containing some 25, 000 mainly bronze coin dating back to the 3rd century AD buried in huge earthenware pot saved well near the town of Frome. And have not been evaluated yet. "
Archeologists feel excited about this discovery because they say casts new light on a troubled time when Britain in Roman times for the barbaric invasions, economic crises and civil wars.
Said Roger bland, head of Portable Antiquities and treasure at the British Museum the treasure "features a huge amount of coins and the history of that period."
, "Said David crisp, who found the treasure he was lucky after a monitoring device" strange signal. "
He told British Broadcasting Corp. radio (BBC) "put my hands and pulled some clay and there was a Roman coin Radialpoint bronze.
Steven minight head of museums in my Somerset County Council said in a statement that the discovery has "national importance."
Some of these coins printed a picture of Marcus Aurelius karosios, a military commander, seized power in the late third century and declared himself emperor of Britain and North Western Europe.
It was karosios who took office from 286 to 293 a.d. and the first emperor coined in Britain