Skarby monet rzymskich odkryte w ostatnim czasie na terenie Jury Krakowsko-Częstochowskiej

In the last few years there were a number of interesting discoveries of Roman coins in the Cracow- Czestochowa Upland. One of the finds is a hoard discovered in Kostkowice (powiat Zawiercie, Slaskie voivodeship) and the others are two sets from Jerzmanowice (powiat Kraków, Malopolskie voivodeship). The hoards have been dispersed, but a significant number of coins are recorded. The hoard of Kostkowice, which was found in 2003, consisted of 70 denarii (from Vespasianus to Didius Julianus, including a Barbarian imitation), 1 solidus of Constantius II (with attached small ring) and some pieces of jewellery made of gold and silver. The first set of Jerzmanowice was discovered in autumn 2005. There were more than 110 denarii, only 8 of them were recorded (from Vespasianus to Sepymius Severus). In spring 2006, the second hoard in Jerzmanowice was dug up (less than 100 meters from the place, where the first set had been found).Until summer 2006, Roman denarii in the number of 78 (from Hadrian to Septimius Severus) were discovered there.