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A man looking for a man has found a considerable treasure in the municipality of Borsum, Germany. The collection, consisting of some 450 Roman silver coins, a gold ring, several silver bars and a gold coin, was found back in 2017, but has only just revealed this to the authorities, according to a statement on the website of the province of Lower Saxony. Experts say the treasures may be around 2,000 years old and are considered one of the largest…
Since childhood, the Hildesheimer Jannik Pauli has been searching for metal underground with detectors. In 2017, he found a treasure of unprecedented proportions at Borsum in the district of Hildesheim – and kept it secret for eight years. His discovery opens a new chapter in Roman history in the Hildesheimer Land – and holds a secret.
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