An archaeological metal detector search of a farmhouse in Gotland, Sweden, has uncovered 45 Roman silver coins and a gold ring, buried around 450 AD. The collection includes two counterfeit coins from the period, likely from the area of present-day Ukraine, offering a glimpse into ancient trade networks that extended beyond the borders of the Roman Empire.
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An archaeological metal detector search of a farmhouse in Gotland, Sweden, has uncovered 45 Roman silver coins and a gold ring, buried around 450 AD. The collection includes two counterfeit coins from the period, likely from the area of present-day Ukraine, offering a glimpse into ancient trade networks that extended beyond the borders of the Roman Empire.