The treasure buried for centuries discovered by two metal detectors in Tranceelvania

Two men with metal detectors have recently discovered a group of old treasure in Transilvania, which threw a new light on early settlements in the historical floors region, Local officials said. Tranvania includes many Romania at the present time, Gothic architecture and vampire folklore, with a legendary reputation related to the fictional character Dracula and his real inspiration, the fifteenth century ruler, Flaid,

The treasure was discovered this spring in the town of Baraza in the Terselvanian to much further from the era of the brutal king. In a joint announcement last week, Breza officials said that the minerals detectors found jewelry originally to Diasian peopleWhich was inhabited by what is now known in the Transylvania and some of its surrounding areas from around the first century BC to the first century of the common era. Dacia was eventually invaded by the Roman Empire.

Silver tanks and a bracelet decorated with vegetable shapes were among the discovered artifacts, in addition to a chain necklace and a belt created from circular metal pendants, each of which is noticeable with solar symbols. Officials said the treasure was weighing 550 grams, and equal to more pound.

Maurice County Museum, near Brisa, confirmed the origins of jewelry in ancient society. The archaeologist in the museum, Daniel Siota, the treasure will be studied because it is ready for display.

Prize officials said the silver pieces are likely to be worn by Dasian’s Aristocrat, noting that they were seeking as a reference to the status of its owner, which is likely to be a “high -level” member in their society. As for the reason for the burial of jewelry in the ground, the officials have suggested that it can be used as shows for some of the long -known deity. However, they also admitted that someone might hide him for more personal reasons.

There were no previous records of the constant settlements in this part of the Tranceelvania, and the treasure is the first material evidence for the Durdish people who live around Breza. To move forward, officials said that archaeologists and researchers will start exploring the area in the hope of finding the remains of a settlement in which the jewelry owner may live.

“These historical artifacts remind us of the cultural heritage and the importance of our region in the history of Dacia.” Social media publication The treasure was unveiled. “This discovery honors and encourages us to protect and encourage our heritage proudly.”