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They Discovered a Roman Treasure of Silver but Didn't Expect to Find Counterfeit 1800-Year-Olds.
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On the Swedish island of Gotland, archaeologists have discovered 45 Roman silver coins and a gold ring that were buried around 450 AD. Two m
Gotland, in the Baltic Sea, is famous for the snags of pieces buried in the Viking era. Yet a much older repository has just come out of the ground, under a stone of an old farm. The Roman silver treasure it contains conceals pieces that have nothing authentic.
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