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Archaeologists uncovered the coins in 2019 but only examined them recently due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Archaeologists in the ancient Turkish city of Aizanoi have discovered a cache of 651 Roman coins in a vessel buried near a stream, reports Muharrem Cin for the state-run Anadolu Agency.
The jug was aimed to be kept [in place] by three terracotta plates covering it, lead archaeologist Elif Özer of Pamukkale University tells the
Hurriyet Daily News, adding that that the coins were likely buried during Emperor Augustus reign (27 B.C. 14 A.D.).
Per a statement, the scholars concluded that 439 of the coins were ....

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