06-07-2012, 03:30 PM
Thanks for the segnalation Vindex!
Jay wrote:
A bigger photo or a break down of types would be of help.
Here the (italian)article of the discovery with 10 nice photos of the different finds. Wait for the report ...
The translation of the Italian text is more or less:
The four gold coins dated to the Roman empire are believed extremely rare from the Israeli archaeologists. With the coins, during the excavations near Kiriyat, in the slopes of the Hermon mountain, have also been found an earring and a ring. An exceptional discovery for the Israeli archaeological studies that, unlike the European territory, counts only a Roman treasure of 10 pieces dated to the gold age.
Best!
S.M.
Jay wrote:
A bigger photo or a break down of types would be of help.
Here the (italian)article of the discovery with 10 nice photos of the different finds. Wait for the report ...
The translation of the Italian text is more or less:
The four gold coins dated to the Roman empire are believed extremely rare from the Israeli archaeologists. With the coins, during the excavations near Kiriyat, in the slopes of the Hermon mountain, have also been found an earring and a ring. An exceptional discovery for the Israeli archaeological studies that, unlike the European territory, counts only a Roman treasure of 10 pieces dated to the gold age.
Best!
S.M.
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SM.
ὁπλῖται δὲ ἀγαθοὶ καὶ ἀκροβολισταί (Strabo,IV, 6, 2)
SM.
ὁπλῖται δὲ ἀγαθοὶ καὶ ἀκροβολισταί (Strabo,IV, 6, 2)
