The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The motifs carved on this gold foil depict individuals, including a man and a woman, wearing beautiful clothes, jewelry, and various hairstyles. Previous discoveries at the excavation site in Hov, Vingrom, also revealed 30 similar gold foils, and experts believe that the place used to be a sacred pagan temple, where people gathered to pay homage to the gods and perform ceremonial offerings."

As an illustration, the man in the picture is seen wearing a short skirt that shows his legs, while the woman is wearing a dress with a shawl and robe. In addition, both of them are wearing jewelry, have different hairstyles, and hold various objects such as a drinking cup, a cane, or a ring in their hands. These gold pieces are so detailed and diverse that they have become a source of research on costumes and iconography during that period.

"In the beginning, archaeologists doubted their efforts to uncover additional gold foil. However, the results proved that they successfully found three pieces through further excavation near the believed former temple wall. Two of them were discovered in different pit holes. Interestingly, it is highly likely that this new discovery was unearthed from its original location."