五五岁的偶然绊倒在公元70年的罗马硬币上

李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）一直在追求金属作为爱好的金属，大约三年了，他出土的硬币可追溯到第70到171年，跨越了皇帝维斯帕斯安（Vespasian），哈德里安（Hadrian）和马库斯·奥雷里乌斯（Marcus Aurelius）的统治。

Lee Cresswell, a father-of-five who had been metal detecting for about three years, discovered coins dating from AD 70 to AD 171, spanning the reigns of emperors Vespasian, Hadrian, and Marcus Aurelius.

李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）是五年的五年父亲，他发现了从AD 70到AD 171的硬币，跨越了Vespasian，Hadrian和Marcus Aurelius的统治。

Mr Cresswell, from Barrow-in-Furness, shared his excitement about the find, stating, "I have found many items from the Roman, Saxon, Bronze ages and Viking items, all local finds."

来自巴罗（Barrow）融合的克雷斯韦尔（Cresswell）先生分享了他对发现的兴奋，并说：“我发现了许多来自罗马，撒克逊人，青铜时代和维京物品的物品，所有这些物品都是当地的发现。”

Lee Cresswell found the coins (Image: Archive)

李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）找到了硬币（图片：存档）

He emphasized the importance of gaining permission from landowners before searching their fields, explaining, "To gain landowners' permission, we phone and speak to the farmer and arrange a meet and greet to introduce ourselves before we get permission to go on their land."

他强调了在搜查土地之前获得土地所有者许可的重要性，并解释说：“要获得土地所有者的许可，我们给农民打电话并与农民交谈，并安排会议并打招呼，以便在我们获得允许登陆他们的土地之前介绍自己。”

Mr Cresswell's passion for metal detecting began when he was younger, and he had always been interested in history. He started metal detecting to combine his hobbies and spend more time with his children, who were also enthusiastic about the activity.

克雷斯韦尔先生对金属检测的热情始于他年轻的时候，他一直对历史感兴趣。他开始探测金属以结合自己的爱好，并花更多的时间与他的孩子们在一起，他们对这项活动也充满热情。

Mr Cresswell noted that farmers are often interested in the historical significance of the items he discovers, saying, "All of my farmers are quite interested in the history of their land and are interested in the finds I get.

克雷斯韦尔先生指出，农民经常对他发现的物品的历史意义感兴趣，他说：“我的所有农民对自己的土地历史都非常感兴趣，并且对我得到的发现感兴趣。

"We have an understanding that anything of value is split 50/50."

“我们有一个有价值的东西分配50/50。”

The Roman coins found by Lee Cresswell (Image: Archive) The discovery raised questions about Roman settlement in the Furness peninsula, as it was previously unknown if they had established a presence there.

李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）发现的罗马硬币（图片：档案）发现了有关罗马在伯纳斯半岛（Furness Peninsula）的罗马定居点的问题，因为以前未知他们是否在那里建立了存在。

Sabine Skae from the Dock Museum in Barrow remarked, "This is quite exciting," suggesting that a wealthy Roman must have lived in the area to bury the coins.

巴罗（Barrow）码头博物馆的萨宾（Sabine Skae）说：“这非常令人兴奋，”这表明一定有富裕的罗马人生活在该地区埋葬硬币。

She added that while such collections are common across the former Roman Empire, a find of this nature had never been made before on the Furness Peninsula.

她补充说，尽管这些收藏在前罗马帝国都很普遍，但在弗尔斯半岛上从未发现过这种性质的发现。

Mr Cresswell also revealed that his children share his passion for metal detecting, with his daughter Brianna helping to clean the finds and his son Dale frequently asking to use the detector, often digging in their garden.

克雷斯韦尔先生还透露，他的孩子们对金属探测的热情分享了他的女儿布莱恩娜（Brianna）帮助清洁发现的人，而儿子戴尔（Dale）经常要求使用探测器，经常在他们的花园里挖掘。

This story was first reported on by Amy Fenton, on February 28, 2020. output: A dad-of-five has unearthed coins spanning 70AD to 171AD in Furness.

艾米·芬顿（Amy Fenton）于2020年2月28日首次报道了这个故事。输出：五岁的爸爸出土的硬币，跨越了70AD，在Furness的171AD中。

The coins, which were discovered by Lee Cresswell, of Barrow-in-Furness, date back to the reigns of emperors Vespasian, Hadrian, and Marcus Aurelius.

由巴罗（Barrow）融合的李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）发现的硬币可以追溯到维斯帕斯（Vespasian），哈德良（Hadrian）和马库斯·奥雷利乌斯（Marcus Aurelius）的皇帝统治时期。

Mr Cresswell, who has been metal detecting for about three years, said: "I have found many items from the Roman, Saxon, Bronze ages and Viking items, all local finds."

Cresswell先生一直在金属探测大约三年，他说：“我发现了许多来自罗马，撒克逊人，青铜年龄和维京物品的物品，这些物品都是本地发现的。”

Lee Cresswell found the coins (Image: Archive)

李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）找到了硬币（图片：存档）

He added: "To gain landowners' permission, we phone and speak to the farmer and arrange a meet and greet to introduce ourselves before we get permission to go on their land.

他补充说：“为了获得土地所有者的许可，我们给农民打电话并与农民交谈，并安排聚会和问候以介绍自己，然后才能获得允许进入他们的土地。

"My passion for metal detecting began when I was younger and had always been interested in history. I started metal detecting to combine my hobbies and to spend more time with my children who are also enthusiastic about the activity.

“我对金属探测的热情始于我年轻的时候，一直对历史感兴趣。我开始探测金属以结合我的爱好，并花更多的时间与我对活动充满热情的孩子在一起。

"All of my farmers are quite interested in the history of their land and are interested in the finds I get.

“我所有的农民都对自己的土地历史非常感兴趣，并对我得到的发现感兴趣。

"We have an understanding that anything of value is split 50/50."

“我们有一个有价值的东西分配50/50。”

The Roman coins found by Lee Cresswell (Image: Archive)

李·克雷斯韦尔（Lee Cresswell）发现的罗马硬币（图片：存档）

The discovery has sparked interest in Roman settlement on the Furness peninsula, as it is not known if they had a presence there.

这一发现激发了对罗马在弗尔斯半岛的定居点的兴趣，因为他们在那里是否有存在。

Sabine Skae, from the Dock Museum in Barrow, said: "This is quite exciting.

来自巴罗码头博物馆的萨宾·科伊（Sabine Skae）说：“这非常令人兴奋。

"It would suggest that a wealthy Roman had an estate in the area and had buried the coins for safekeeping.

“这表明一个富裕的罗马人在该地区拥有一个遗产，并将硬币埋葬以保管。

"People used to collect coins of different emperors and mints as a hobby, and such collections are common throughout the former Roman Empire. However, a find of this nature has never been made before on the Furness Peninsula."

“人们过去用来收集不同皇帝和薄荷糖作为爱好的硬币，而这些收藏在整个前罗马帝国中很普遍。但是，在弗尔斯半岛上从未发现过这种性质的发现。”

Mr Cresswell's children also enjoy metal detecting, with his daughter Brianna helping to clean the finds and his son Dale frequently asking to use the detector, often digging in their garden.

克雷斯韦尔（Cresswell）的孩子们也喜欢金属探测，他的女儿布莱恩娜（Brianna）帮助清洁发现，他的儿子戴尔（Dale）经常要求使用探测器，经常在他们的花园里挖。