Ancient Roman coins unearthed in castle ruins in Okinawa

Ancient Roman coins unearthed in castle ruins in Okinawa

Photo taken Sept. 26, 2016, shows four copper coins believed to have been issued in the Roman Empire in the third to fourth centuries. The coins, which appear to bear the image of an emperor and a soldier holding a spear, were excavated in the ruins of a castle in Uruma, Okinawa. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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