Here is the list of most incredible tombs treasure discovered in history.
Ancient Tombs Cyprus Three underground tombs, along with a wealth of ancient artefacts, have been discovered near the city of Soli in Cyprus. The tombs were excavated in 2005 and 2006. Two of the tombs, dating back 2,400 years, contained metal vessels made of bronze, silver, gold-silver, weapons, and a delicate gold wreath in the shape of an ivy plant. The third tomb was empty, apparently as a result of looting. Another discovery was that of a figurine of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, standing alongside her son Eros. The artefacts are now on display at the Museum of Archaeology and Nature in Morphou, Cyprus. Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari Bulgarian archaeologists have found golden treasures in an ancient Thracian tomb Sveshtari on 2012. They discovered bracelets with snake heads, a tiara with animal motifs and a horse-head piece in a hoard of ancient golden artefacts unearthed during excavations at a Thracian tomb in the north of country. The artefacts have been dated to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century BC. They were found in the biggest of 150 ancient tombs of the Getae people, a Thracian tribe that was in contact with the Hellenistic world. The hoard also yielded a golden ring, 44 female figure depictions and 100 golden buttons.
Ancient Tombs Cyprus Three underground tombs, along with a wealth of ancient artefacts, have been discovered near the city of Soli in Cyprus. The tombs were excavated in 2005 and 2006. Two of the tombs, dating back 2,400 years, contained metal vessels made of bronze, silver, gold-silver, weapons, and a delicate gold wreath in the shape of an ivy plant. The third tomb was empty, apparently as a result of looting. Another discovery was that of a figurine of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, standing alongside her son Eros. The artefacts are now on display at the Museum of Archaeology and Nature in Morphou, Cyprus. Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari Bulgarian archaeologists have found golden treasures in an ancient Thracian tomb Sveshtari on 2012. They discovered bracelets with snake heads, a tiara with animal motifs and a horse-head piece in a hoard of ancient golden artefacts unearthed during excavations at a Thracian tomb in the north of country. The artefacts have been dated to the end of the fourth or the beginning of the third century BC. They were found in the biggest of 150 ancient tombs of the Getae people, a Thracian tribe that was in contact with the Hellenistic world. The hoard also yielded a golden ring, 44 female figure depictions and 100 golden buttons.
Looks like no UK this year, and I'll never make it to Cairo apparently, so videos are as good as it gets.
