A metal detectorist in a farmer's field in Poland was shocked to have discovered a hoard of 1,000 copper coins buried beneath the topsoil. Further investigation revealed the discovery of a fragment of a "siwak," a local clay jug with a single handle and a narrow neck, which was filled with coins minted in Warsaw in the 17th century.

The archaeologists in Pakistan discovered a collection of 2,000-year-old bronze coins among the ruins of an ancient Buddhist temple known as a stupa.

"Landslides in northern Spain revealed two beautifully adorned gold necklaces buried around 2,500 years ago. Based on the style and techniques used to create the jewelry, archaeologists concluded that the necklaces were made around 500 BC, during the Iron Age in Iberia."

"In the Czech Republic, archaeologists discovered the oldest glass workshop north of the Alps, and according to them, it may have been used for ritual purposes. The 2,300-year-old workshop contained a number of finished and complete glass and amber items, including beads and bracelets, as well as 2,000 gold and silver coins made by the Celtic people."

"A group of environmental preservation volunteers discovered around 8,000 medieval coins and seven Bronze Age swords while working at three separate locations in Germany."

A "luxurious gold hair ring" is part of a Bronze Age burial found along a road in Wales. As the archaeologists excavated the burial site, they also discovered a wooden comb that is considered the oldest wooden comb ever found in England.

During the construction project of a factory north of Tokyo, workers were amazed when they discovered around 100,000 coins buried at the site. The collection of currency was divided into 1,060 bundles and dated between 175 BC and 1265 AD. The first one originated from China and contained the Chinese inscription "Banliang," which translates to "half an ounce."

"Underwater archaeologists exploring the canals off the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in Egypt discovered a partially collapsed underwater temple filled with treasures."

"2,000-year-old rainbow cup printed by the Celtic people was found on the riverbank in Germany. This gold cup-shaped coin features a rare design element, which is a four-pointed star surrounded by arches. The rainbow cup gets its name from the Celtic legend that it is a drop of gold that fell to earth at the end of the rainbow."

"A prize of 700 Civil War coins was discovered by a man working in his cornfield in Kentucky. The hoard, nicknamed "the Great Kentucky stash", contained hundreds of gold coins minted between 1840 and 1863, as well as a handful of silver coins."