While out on a stroll in the Kutnohorsk Region of the Czech Republic, a woman happened upon a roughly 900-year-old stash of more than 2,150 medieval silver coins known as denarii.

The silver coins were likely buried between 1100 and 1125 during a time of regional instability, explained Velímský in the release. The coins were originally stored in a pottery container but were scattered by later agricultural activities.

Dubbed one of the greatest finds of the last decade, institute archaeologist Filip Velímský believes the discovery is like winning a prize in the lottery-even if someone else was the loser. he said.

The depot could have been cash "for paying wages or spoils of war."

Stashing coins in a ceramic container was meant to be a way of keeping them safe. And the container certainly did it's job, even if the owner was never able to return for them-the coins weren't recovered for another 900 years.

According to the experts, that owner couldn't have been just anyone. Velímský said.

The Kutnohorsk Region was known for frequent battles for the Prague princely throne, with the armies of individual rival princes repeatedly marching through the area, according to the institute. The experts claim that a large collection of coins found in such a place could mean that they were originally meant to pay wages for soldiers, or were some sort of

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