Woman from Iași caught selling archaeological remains from the Dacian period for between 3 and 5 lei

Local police officers from the Intervention Service announced that they found, on Sunday, in a stall, a woman who was offering for sale, with prices ranging between 3 and 5 lei each, archaeological remains from the Dacian period, which are supposed to be from the Băiceni area. The General Director of the Local Police, Liviu Zanfirescu, stated according to Agerpres, that the woman was taken to Section 6 of the Iași Municipality Police for further…

Local police officers from the Intervention Service announced that they found, on Sunday, in a stall, a woman who was offering for sale, with prices ranging between 3 and 5 lei each, archaeological remains from the Dacian period, which are supposed to be from the area...

In Romania, a case of probable trade in Dacian archaeological sites was discovered, the specific origin of the objects is now being clarified.

Local police officers from the Iași Intervention Service announced that on Sunday they found a woman in a stall offering for sale archaeological remains from the Dacian period, which are believed to be from the Băiceni area.

Local police officers from the Intervention Service announced that on Sunday, they found a woman in a stall offering for sale, with prices ranging between 3 and 5 lei each, archaeological remains from the Dacian period, which are believed to be from the Băiceni area.

A woman was discovered on Sunday in the Iași market while selling archaeological fragments believed to come from the Dacian period, at prices between 3 and 5 lei each.