Are you willing to dig up the graves? An amateur treasure hunter unearthed a neck-ring in a field in Cambridgeshire, UK. Made of gold, weighing 730 grams. As for its type, it’s really a gigantic find that is presumably more than 3,000 years old. See the photo: this is a treasure hunter’s true fortune. Continue reading
That feeling when he is sitting over wearing 8 rings on 5 fingers – taking ease and rejoicing at the good finds… Some commenters say that you mustn’t put on other people’s rings. But why is that? The rings now belong to you, so only you should decide what to do with them. Continue reading
Almost any hoard is saturated with fear… Having amassed possessions, you are afraid all these things can be taken away from you. You might run away, but you can’t take it with you. After stealing something, you want to tuck it away. Or, when going on a hike, you don’t have anybody to entrust your inheritance into his care… In each case, when burying a hoard, people also dug their own fears along with it into the soil. Continue reading
Here’s an underwater search at an old dock. Great finds, calm atmosphere… What else could a treasure hunter ask for? You can appreciate the number of discoveries as a result of the first dive! Will you be able to pick up so many things on the ground? Continue reading
Have you seen ancient toilets? It would be amusing to see such find in a private collection. This kind of thing can’t be put in a prominent place (or it can?). Continue reading