Roman shield umbo, Greek inscription found in necropolis in Romania
A preventative archaeology excavation in Constanta, Romania uncovered 34 Roman graves from the 3rd-4th centuries containing significant grave goods, including a rare parade shield umbo.
A sealed 4th-century Roman sarcophagus in Budapest contained a wealthy woman’s remains and rich grave goods, preserved by iron-bracket and lead sealing and undisturbed until modern excavation.
A richly furnished Early Bronze Age chieftain's pit grave (c.1900–1800 B.C.) with Armorican flint arrowheads, bronze daggers, and rock crystal was found at Ecouche-les-Vallees, Normandy.
A rare Avar-era saber indicating elite status was unearthed near Székesfehérvár via satellite-detected crop marks and requires laboratory micro-excavation and conservation.
