indy Posted February 7, 2010 Report Share Posted February 7, 2010 In January 1957 a hoard of almost 2,500 bronze Roman coins were discovered in a pot buried in a riverbank after a rabbit had been burrowing and had thrown some of the coins onto the enbankment. The rest of the hoard was excavated by Mr Rimmer of Warrington Museum and taken to the Grosvenor Museum in Chester where they have remained on display until this day. But part of the hoard was missed and remained buried for another fifty years until recently a further 53 coins were discovered that all date to the same period as the original hoard. Join archeologist & Historian James Balme as he tells the story of the recovery of these ancient Roman coins and see for yourself the actual coins unearthed .... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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