Coins Discovered From Before Jesus' Time

In this captivating video, a hiker exploring the woodlands near Livorno, Tuscany, uncovers a remarkable archaeological find—a terracotta jar filled with 175 Roman denarii. Dating from as early as 157 BC to 82 BC, these ancient silver coins provide a rare glimpse into the turbulent period of the Roman Republic. Experts suggest that the coins may have been buried by a soldier during times of civil unrest, perhaps left behind in haste and forgotten through the centuries. The discovery offers new insights into the lives of those who lived long before the time of Jesus, shedding light on the challenges they faced and the history they left behind.

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In a woodland area close to Livorno, in the Tuscany region, a hiker stumbled upon a terracotta jar filled with 175 silver Roman denarii. The coins range from as early as 157 BC to as late as 82 BC. Experts believe these might have been buried by a soldier amidst civil turmoil,… pic.twitter.com/FSGNds4OFN

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