Archaeologists from the Rippl-Rónai Museum have recovered more than 700 Roman coins from three sites near the Drava River in Somogy County, Hungary, with most dating to the reign of Constantine.
Archaeologists recover more than 700 Roman coins in southwestern Hungary
Archaeologists from the Rippl-Rónai Museum have recovered more than 700 Roman coins from three sites near the Drava River in Somogy County, Hungary, with most dating to the reign of Constantine.
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