In Britain, the search engine found the golden ring of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I
A gold ring with the image of a two-headed eagle was found on one of the farming fields in Britain. Experts it was dated by the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
According to foreign media, the find can bring a search engine by the name of Ben Bishop about 10,000 pounds sterling.
"I heard a sound, took off the turf and began digging, hoping to find something, I saw something shining, and when I cleared the mud, I saw that it was the gold ring, the first gold I ever found. I was so impressed with the find, just sat down on the ground, looking at the jewelry for almost 40 minutes, "the lucky guy told the journalists.
The ring was studied by experts of the British Museum, which also conducted its evaluation. In their opinion, the decoration refers to the Elizabethan era and dates from 1550-1650.
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According to foreign media, the find can bring a search engine by the name of Ben Bishop about 10,000 pounds sterling.
Photo © ukurier.gov.ua
"I heard a sound, took off the turf and began digging, hoping to find something, I saw something shining, and when I cleared the mud, I saw that it was the gold ring, the first gold I ever found. I was so impressed with the find, just sat down on the ground, looking at the jewelry for almost 40 minutes, "the lucky guy told the journalists.
Photo © ukurier.gov.ua
The ring was studied by experts of the British Museum, which also conducted its evaluation. In their opinion, the decoration refers to the Elizabethan era and dates from 1550-1650.
