5 Ancient Treasures Still Waiting to be Found
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This video explores five famous Greco-Roman treasures—Alaric's treasure, the Temple Menorah, the gold of Tolosa, the Copper Scroll, and the Artemision wreck—and evaluates their findability on a scale from 1 to 3.
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Answers: What are five famous Greco-Roman treasures and how likely are they to be found?
- Alaric's treasure
- Temple Menorah
- Gold of Tolosa
- Copper Scroll
- Artemision wreck
What it concludes
- Alaric's treasure given a Findability rating of 1 Indiana because searching the bed of the Busento is extremely difficult.
- The Temple Menorah given a Findability rating of 1 Indiana as it is likely destroyed and untested since the time of Justinian.
- The gold of Tolosa given a Findability rating of 1 and a half Indiana because at least some submerged treasure is likely still waiting.
- The Copper Scroll given a Findability rating of 2 Indiana because its clues are too vague for precise identification despite the discovery of the scroll.
- The Artemision wreck given a Findability rating of 3 Indiana because the ship must still exist buried under silt off Euboea.
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