Gold Mining in Dacia After the Roman Conquest
Abstract The work presents the history of gold mining in Dacia, after the Roman conquest in 106 AD until the Aurelian retreat from 271 – 275 AD. Roman spoils of war from 106 AD are valued by researchers at 165.5 tons of gold and 331 tons of silver.
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