Antique furniture has a major advantage over other antique items like porcelain and painting: It can be used in everyday life and isn't just for appreciation. What's more, no matter how trendily your home is decorated, a few pieces of antique furniture will inject it with unexpected radiance.
Panjiayuan, Beijing's most renowned antique market, is always swarming with tourists and is definitely not the right place to go.
Abstract: Archeological treasures have been unearthed in the ancient city of Laodicea, (western Turkey). The team of archaeologists have discovered a street, a city door and its towers, a monumental fountain, a temple, theatres, and the biggest coliseums in ancient Anatolia or Asia Minor, where the modern Turkish Republic is located. Keywords: Ancient Treasures, Western Turkey, Archeological treasures, Greek amphitheatre, temple, coliseums, excavation team.
Archeological treasures including a Greek amphitheatre have been unearthed in the ancient city of Laodicea, which is being excavated in western Turkey. Local businesses have been working with regional leaders in the western province of Denizli on the project, the first of its kind in Turkey.
"Something has taken place here that is unseen in the rest of the country," Celal Simsek, head of the excavation team, told the Anatolia news agency.
Abstract: A metal detector hobbyist stumbled upon a treasure of a lifetime. Keith Bennett found over 1,400 Roman coins dating back between 2006 BC to 195 BC! The silver Roman coins were stashed in a large pot. It is possible that they could be tied to a wealthy land owner back in Emperor Augustus reign. Keywords: Ancient Roman Coins, metal detector, treasure, coins collection, historic find, brilliant, treasure hunting.
This is yet another story from the UK, where a metal detector hobbyist stumbled upon a treasure of a lifetime. Keith Bennett was using his metal detector on a Stratford farm owner’s field when his metal detector suddenly alerted him of a strong signal. This strong signal turned out to be over 1,400 Roman coins (or Denarii as they were called back in the day) dating back between 2006 BC to 195 BC! The coins have already been deemed “authentic treasure” which is good in case someone was trying to play a big practical joke on Mr. Bennett.