A treasure trove has been found at an ancient Celtic settlement site in the Czech Republic, and archeologists are thrilled.
The discovery of gold and silver coins, amber, metal objects, pieces of ceramic vessels, the remains of dwellings, and jewelry were discovered near the city called Hradec Králové, Fox News reported Tuesday.
The ancient site is from the La Tène period.
“The haul, according to officials, represents ‘one of the largest assemblages of artifacts ever discovered in the Czech Republic,’ the museum said in a statement translated from Czech to English,” the Fox article noted.
Per Smithsonian Magazine , “Established in the fourth…
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