Most societies today have begun to move from coins, using many virtual payment forms such as credit and debit. Coins are no longer used in many countries, given their low value and the burden of using and carrying it, though not burdensome Giant 12 -foot coins ever used in Tropical Micronesia.
However, coins play an important role in most people for thousands of years, and serve as priceless reference for archaeologists when found at excavation sites. In fact, these new coins found at the digging site in North Macedonia can result in one of the biggest archaeological successes in this new memory.
Why? Archaeologists may have found a city that has long been lost LinecusThe ancient capital of the Lyncestis kingdom, associated with one of the most powerful conquests of history: Alexander the Great.
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Archaeologists discover an ancient city they believe can have a direct relationship with Alexander The Great
Small Balkans North Macedonia is a tourist destination by itselfBut it is also a treasure of ancient history, so archaeologists have been excavated throughout the country throughout the year.
More specifically, archaeologists have been digging down the city of Crnobuki north of Macedonia for years; However, their excavation produces only small fragments of pottery and other unusual artifacts, causing researchers to believe the area has served as no more than a small military post for the Greeks years ago.
However, this all changed after a team of researchers from the Institute & Museums and California at California University-Humboldt returned to this site, this time with very sophisticated and sophisticated technologies. Recent discoveries on the site Dig gives a deep look into the life of one of the most famous conquests History: Alexander The Great.
Archaeological teams revealed a lost city about seven acres, complete with what they believe could be a theater similar to those in the city of other ancient Macedonia cities, as well as textile workshops. The researchers initially dated the site to the rule of Philip V of Macedon, who ruled the area from 221-179 BC.
But everything changed when they found a silver coin, Drachm Perak dated 325 to 323 BC, who led researchers to believe that people lived in this area during the reign of Alexander The Great.
Nick Angeloff, Professor Anthropologist and archaeologist at Cal Poly Humboldt, issued an officer statement On this amazing discovery, it states that “This discovery is important. It highlights the complex networks and power structures of ancient Macedonia, especially given the city location along the trade route to Constantinople.”
“It may be that historical figures such as Octavian and Agrippa pass the area on their way to the Cleopatra and Mark Antony in Actium battle,” added the elat.
Other scholars believe that the city may be more important, with some claiming it could be the old Lyncus city, who once served as the capital of the ancient kingdom of Lyncetis, with others who believe this site can be a birthplace Queen Eurydice I, Alexander’s grandma the Great.
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The site in Crnobuki’s small village provides a charming view of the geopolitical importance of the area
Balkan province, underlined in red
People have launched a war on land now called Balkans, a land connecting west to east, for thousands of years, with ancient Greek, Persia, Rome, Mongol, Ottoman, Nazi, and eventually the Soviet Union all struggled to claim this part in the world.
Balkan serves as an important intersection between the East and the West, and between the Islamic world and the Christian world, with the high tensions of the Balkans in Serbia, Kosovo, and Bosnia.
The new discovery in Kampung Cronbuki, home to less than 500 people, shows that the area has long been subject to chaos, with ancient people also recognizing the strategic interests of the region. According to the discovery of teams from the Institute & Museums and California, California, People have inhabited the site in Cronbuk for thousands of years, with early relics found in the bronze age.
The coin they found, dating to the Government of Alexander The Great, shows that this can serve as a very important city in the Alexander Empire, and may have a personal relationship with men who continue to conquer many worlds known at that time.
This site now adds a long list Extraordinary History and Culture Place in North MacedoniaA small country located at the intersection of man.
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Historians buzzed after a new excavation in Crnobuki offered a happy view to the most famous man of history
Monument to Alexander the Great on Thessaloniki Bentengment, Greece
This new discovery made in the city of Crnobuki in northern Macedonia shows that there is still a lot to find and have archaeologists and historical lovers who are pleased with fun. By using very advanced technology, penetrating the soil, archaeologists can now find more than ever before.
This means that archaeologists may be able to resolve some of the biggest mystery of history, including Located location from Alexander’s tomb The GreatAmong others.