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Gold ring and Roman coins found on Gotland

  • Earliest collected report:УНІАН

A gold ring and 45 Roman denarii were discovered on Gotland, including forgeries. Archaeologist Per Widerström identified two coins as forgeries from Ukraine.

In brief

  • A gold ring and 45 denarii were found on Gotland.
  • Two coins were identified as forgeries from Ukraine.
  • The coins were buried 1600 years ago.
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  • УНІАНBig capitaloligarchic ties
    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    На Готланді знайшли золотий перстень і 45 денаріїв: серед них були підробки з України

  • ОбозревательBig capitaloligarchic ties
    • first item
    • caught up, 2 h later
    • national desk

    На острові Готланд знайшли римські монети, закопані 1600 років тому: дві з них – підробки з України

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