The odd Roman coin that they found when building a route

May 19, 2019

According to archaeologists, this story dates back to 1800 years ago and is extremely strange because it was invented in the honor of an emperor who lasted for a short time in his tenure.

The fact happened in the UK, while they were carrying out excavations for the reform of a route linking Cambridge and Huntingdon, North London. There, they discovered an odd old coin that, after the specialists' examination, was much stranger than they expected..

The currency was minted during the mandate of Leliano, a Roman emperor who ruled for two months in 269 before being killed. According to archaeologists, this historical situation makes this discovery even more significant.

According to the media BBC this discovery is about the second of its kind made in England and it was found in a ditch of a small farm that these lands were then used for the construction of this way.

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"The Roman emperors loved to coin coins and Leliano reigned for only two months, enough time to do it," he said. Julian Bowsher, Expert in coins at the Museum of Archeology of London.

In turn, the specialist added: "The fact that one of these has reached the British coast shows remarkable efficiency and there is a good chance that Leliano was already killed when this piece arrived in Cambridgeshire. "

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