Dog uncovers Poland's biggest treasure in 100 years

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A dog named Kajtuś discovered the biggest treasure found in Poland in the last 100 years. The treasure was found buried in a clay pot near Wałbrzych by a dog named Kajtuś while he was on a walk with his owner.

What was found turned out to be medieval bracteates from the first half of the 13th century, stored in a dilapidated clay pot. The medieval bracteates are thin coins with only one face embossed.

The coins found in Wałbrzych are quite well preserved and the images on them are mostly clear and depict griffins, mermaids, and angels, as well as architectural elements such as towers and walls.

The location of the vessel and the coins suggests that someone had initially hidden them. Preliminary identification of the coins suggests that they originated in Brandenburg, Saxony, and Silesia.

According to archaeologists, such a large haul has not been formally reported in Poland for at least 100 years.

Source - https://arkeonews.net/dog-kajtus-uncovers-polands-biggest-treasure-of-the-past-100-years/

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Good boi

[jimmytimestep 2,949]

love that the doggo did this, but also, HOW COOL are those coins?

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The coins remind me of some German coins I saw in a museum recentely (not 100% sure they were German, but this is what I remember). 

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I can't imagine how much history/artifacts that the Nazis destroyed

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looks like Babylon 

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