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[Birmingham Post - News - West Midlands News] Birmingham Post - News - West Midlands News - Metal detector ...: For a simple Anglo Saxon trader, it would have been the fruits of years of hard work, but it would seem he never got the chance to spend it.

[Coventry Telegraph - Home - News] Coventry Telegraph - News - South Warwickshire News - Stratford ...: Amateur metal detecting enthusiast Keith Bennett stumbled upon 1141 Roman denarii, or silver coins, in farmer Peter Turner's field, near Stratford, last July. The ancient cash - now thought to be worth tens of thousands of pounds - was .

[Coin Talk] Oldest coin unearthed - Coin Talk: With regards to North American finds of Roman coins: they mean absolutely nothing. For a coin find to prove Roman contact with the Americas it would have to be a full hoard of many coins, found in a stratified context in an archaeological site.

[Stratford Online News] Stratford Online News » Archive » Roman coins are subject of inquest: AN inquest will be held in Leamington next Tuesday (21 July) to determine whether a hoard of coins found at a site in South Warwickshire is treasure trove.

[Bread and Circuses] Bread and Circuses: Details of the Leamington hoard: Circumstances of discovery: Mr X uncovered a Roman white ware pot containing a large proportion of the coins whilst metal detecting, the remaining coins were found subsequently in the vicinity. Although, members of the Warmington Historical Society have been investigating parts of this site, which contains Roman features, Mr X was not detecting in the same area as the Society were excavating.

[Fantasy Magazine] Fantasy Magazine » Exotic To One Person Is Commonplace To Another ...: You’d find Roman, Greek and Turkish pots, coins ”” layer upon layer of history reaching all the way back to the Stone Age. But I remember telling a friend of mine in England about how I grew up and her reacting in a sort of horrified way!

[WELCOME TO MY NEW WORLD] WELCOME TO MY NEW WORLD - ART SUNDAY-THE ETRUSCANS-PART 1: The styles of Etruscan Art vary considerably between the individual Etruscan cities, and there was also significant variation on style depending on the period - so much so that we can date Etruscan art works in many cases by comparison with other examples. The interest in Etruscan Art grew during the renaissance, at which time the extant Etruscan art had considerable stylistic influences on the emerging artists of the renaissance, many of whom lived in former Etruscan cities where such art was plentiful.

[Dark Roasted Blend] Dark Roasted Blend: "Star Wars" for Your Mind, Heart and Soul: The same flag as above was used by Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien mit dem Großherzogtum Krakau und den Herzogtümern Auschwitz und Zator (under Austrian protection, what a name - typisch österreichisch) [1772-1918]

[blogs.telegraph.co.uk Blog Listings] Smart as a new penny - Telegraph Blogs: But my guess is that someone at the Mint noted that this hadn’t been done for a while - although changes in the design of our coinage are hardly unprecedented - needn’t have a large net cost, if any (those collectors’ set sales again), and could give a fair quantity of innocent aesthetic pleasure, as well as making people notice afresh the work of their organisation.

[roddavis.org] roddavis.org » Blog Archive » WESTERN EUROPE”¦Liberte, Egalite and ...: Some now say, it’s the DNA, the designer, neo quartz crystal, that gives access to all that is known, via the other-side,  and can, in an even more new theory, contribute to our visual access to this dimension, this level of the Matrix.  The coin as to a cathedral understanding of atomic density, when an object needs to be seen by the eye,  in terms of brutal physics,  well, there really is not enough  ”˜molecular density’ to avoid making this screen see through.  But that’s a whole side track.

[Half Sigma] Half Sigma: New blog under real name: I share a moniker with a few people who might be somewhat noteworthy but aren't famous - a Manhattan fashion photographer, a British economics professor, an educator and Hispanic community leader (heh) in Connecticut,* a physician in Kansas, and perhaps most interesting of all, an early 20th-Century maker of replica Roman and Greek coins. But for one vowel in my last name, I'd have the name of one of the most famous baseball players of all time.

[Israpundit] Israpundit » Blog Archive » Obama's Real Agenda: In the aftermath of the devastating losses inflicted by Rome on the Jews of Judea””beginning with the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 C.E., more than 200 years after the time of the Maccabees””the rabbis wanted to shape an inward-looking Judaism. They chose to portray the Jews as a historically small, proud, self-isolating people (think today’s Vietnamese, Thais, Koreans), ready to martyr themselves in the battle against tyranny, a people capable of sustained spiritual resistance to foreign domination.

[the evil speculator - one nefarious trade at a time] Thursday Coin Toss | the evil speculator - one nefarious trade at ...: This recession is going to confound every Pavlov's Dog who has become conditioned to resumption of boom growth following every recessionary period. We're about to find out how much oil supply matters and how there is no replacement for the growth in supply of a resource that was critical to our growth-based economic system.

[Daniel Hannan's blog listings.] There's one thing I AM xenophobic about: apples - Telegraph Blogs: For the first and last time, I'm going to write a xenophobic blog. Poor Denis MacShane has come in for a lot of stick since his throwaway remark about the Tories' "constant xenophobic attacks on Europe", and rightly so.

[Trent - MySpace Blog] Jordan Journal - Trent McKnight's MySpace Blog |: Mosques replace the churches, but other than that, Amman could be any other major city in the world. Abdullah took us to new housing subdivisions (with names like Oak Hills) built on the slopes overlooking the Jordan Valley (on clear days you can see Jericho).

[Greater Fool - The Troubled Future of Real Estate] Plan B ”” Greater Fool - The Troubled Future of Real Estate: You know, if the last time anyone paid for anything with a sliver off a gold coin or a gold coin itself was Ancient Rome instead of the West in 1890, you might have an argument. 1890 wasn't that long ago.

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