The 2,500-year-old collared burial pot as it was found in a pit on the site of a road being built at Lynn. The find is exciting archaeologists as it is rare to find one intact
The 2,500-year-old collared burial pot as it was found in a pit on the site of a road being built at Lynn. The find is exciting archaeologists as it is rare to find one intact
Interesting, but I like the gold hordes better. ;^)
Seriously, it is always amazing to me to see the craftmanship in ancient gold jewelry. I want to know what else these ancient ancestors of ours could make.
We all think we’re so smart, but there are probably not 1 in a million people who could craft jewelry and other decorations like some of these finds you have posted here. Remember the gold and lapis, or saphire, ring you posted a few days ago? 3000+ years old and prettier than anything in my local jewelry store.
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Still waiting for the discovery of King John’s lost treasure in the Wash not too far from Kings Lynn.
"OK, so how about $300?"
