'In April 2021 it was located and rescued through a small emergency archaeological intervention financed by the Ministry of Culture of the Principality of Asturias, which up to now constitutes the largest Roman cave treasure in northern Spain,' they said.
To: Scarlett156
They found the coins awhile back, but only are just now reporting on it.
2 posted on
01/10/2022 6:26:27 AM PST by
Scarlett156
(Don't take it personally. I just get bored really easily. )
To: Scarlett156
Enterprising forager!
3 posted on
01/10/2022 6:28:56 AM PST by
z3n
(Kakistocracy)
To: Scarlett156
What constitutes a “small archaeological intervention”?
Intervention???
4 posted on
01/10/2022 6:29:16 AM PST by
Blueflag
(Res ipsa loquitur: ad ferre non, velit esse sine defensione)
To: Scarlett156
Related News: Badger reports hoard of Roman coins stolen from burrow.
5 posted on
01/10/2022 6:29:40 AM PST by
DannyTN
To: Scarlett156
Who wrestled the badger for the hoard of coins?
6 posted on
01/10/2022 6:29:55 AM PST by
NautiNurse
(Who will portray Alec Baldwin in the SNL skit? )
To: Scarlett156
7 posted on
01/10/2022 6:32:09 AM PST by
Vendome
(I've Gotta Be Me https://youtu.be/wH-pk2vZG2M)
To: Scarlett156
This is a sad story. The enterprising badger had the coins “rescued” away by weasels
10 posted on
01/10/2022 6:34:02 AM PST by
no-to-illegals
(The enemy has US surrounded. May God have mercy on them )
To: Scarlett156
never never reveal where they came from...
shoot. shovel. shut up.
melt the gold down...
make one ounce coins with your face on it... call it what you want...sell it for cash.
200 coins, 100 ounces at 1200 an ounce... 120,000 bucks...
13 posted on
01/10/2022 6:35:04 AM PST by
teeman8r
(Armageddon won't be pretty, but it's not like it's the end of the world or something )
To: Scarlett156
I don’t know, that looks like a leprechaun cave to me..
To: Scarlett156
From the article:
Although no badger was seen, the leading hypothesis is that Storm Filomena, which deposited snow across the Iberian Peninsula in January 2021, ramped up the creature's search for food, El País newspaper reports. This hypothesis is largely due to the fact the collection was found mere feet away from a badger's burrow.
OMG it was the Fearsome Spanish INVISIBLE BADGER!!15 posted on
01/10/2022 6:37:10 AM PST by
dayglored
("Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.")
To: SunkenCiv
17 posted on
01/10/2022 6:39:03 AM PST by
oldvirginian
(So if a cow doesn’t produce milk, is it a milk dud or an udder failure?)
To: Scarlett156
Nobody expects the Spanish badger.
18 posted on
01/10/2022 6:39:55 AM PST by
Jewbacca
(The residents of Iroquois territory may not determine whether Jews may live in Jerusalem.)
To: Scarlett156
Obviously NOT a honey badger.
19 posted on
01/10/2022 6:51:30 AM PST by
Bratch
To: Scarlett156
Did the badger also find the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch along with the coins from Antioch?
To: Scarlett156
Those badgers can now hire themselves out as treasure hunters - or maybe kept the treasure for themselves and away from greedy humans!
25 posted on
01/10/2022 7:16:32 AM PST by
Bon of Babble
(Rigged Elections have Consequences)
To: Scarlett156
Every time a hidden hoard of coins is found, I wonder what happened to the person who hid them, and why they could not come back to dig them up.
27 posted on
01/10/2022 7:29:01 AM PST by
Ruy Dias de Bivar
(BACK IN FACEBOOK JAIL, again for making fun (he called it "HATE")of Biden's tranny.)
To: Scarlett156
Now the problem is finding someone who is willing to reach in and take the coins away from the badger.
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