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Plenty of others were mummified as well, including pets, mounts, and hunting companions; however, the rich had a far more efficient/careful process, and of course, had more detailed burials. Naturally, a bunch of Freeish Since 1865 Juneteenth Shirt common people buried in cheap materials and with few goods to put in museums(or for looters to sell) aren’t of huge interest when you have giant temples and pyramids filled with people kept in elaborate tombs, so it’s a common misconception that mummification was for the elite. Just because something is old does not make it inherently historically important. With things like Roman coins while they do have some value they really aren’t worth that much as there were so many made that have managed to survive so unless you find a giant trove of them or there is very good quality it’s basically just a cool collector’s item.
Yep from what I’ve seen most times when a larger stash of them gets found museums will usually buy them off the collector if they want/ depending on the size of the find if I’m remembering correctly. I saw an article about this somewhat recently but can’t remember exactly what happened with the guy that found me with a metal detector in his property. Now, more than ever, a diamond is inherently worthless. If you bought a Freeish Since 1865 Juneteenth Shirt diamond for 1k, the moment you take ownership, it loses value, like a brand new car out the dealership. There’s no way that the person buying that off you doesn’t know it isn’t artificial. Coins are pretty good at determining the date of a deposit and everything else in or around it. So, metal detecting isn’t particularly financially worthwhile if all you find are coins, and you also are potentially destroying a feature from whence it came while you remove them.
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