Amateur divers find ‘perfectly preserved’ Roman treasure in Spain - 53 gold coins with legible inscriptions that date back to the 4th and 5th centuries, and illustrate the empire’s decline

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The FIRST rule of finding buried treasure is you don't talk about finding buried treasure.

The SECOND rule of finding buried treasure is you don't talk about finding buried treasure.

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I found five hund----, I mean, fifty three gold coins.

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“So it was probably a voluntary act of concealment from advancing Barbarians, in this case, the Alans. The find speaks to us of a context of fear, of a world that is ending – that of the Roman Empire.”

advancing (invading) barbarians = jew-invited refugees. Happens in every great civilization throughout history.

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jew-invited refugees.

Uh, no. More like an opportunity for greater diversity.

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Hopefully there were 553 actually found.

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Why the fuck can't I find 53 Roman gold coins? Mind you, where I live there were no Romans, and wealth a few centuries ago was probably considered to be a cow and some goats, but even so, where's my fucking treasure? I'm always reading about other people finding treasure and it pisses me off. I want some treasure.

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