Ancient Roman-era ring bearing ‘Good Shepherd’ symbol discovered in Israeli shipwreck site

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A Roman-era “Good Shepherd” gold ring has been discovered in a shipwreck site off the ancient port of Caesarea in Israel. Experts had identified two shipwrecks at the location where a collection of coins and figurines from both the third and 14th century were also found. Researchers say the gold ring could possibly have been owned by a wealthy citizen at a time when the Roman Empire was said to have been relatively tolerant of new forms of religions, including Christianity.

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[izzatihassan]

Shipwreck filled with silver and gold. Truly a treasure hunt like those in the movies.

[peterretep]

It is amazing how people back then can make something this without a lot of help from tech.

[jamespharris]

The SCMP is an incredible news source.

[pjacobsen]

A lot of silver coins. Now we just need to find a 3rd century vending machine.

[persistenthustle]

middle 3rd century AD... about 1300 years ago ??? His math must be taught by his PE teacher

[Wakeuptorealityman]

Me: gifts this ring to Girlfriend
Girlfriend: still says no
Me: Sad meme music plays

[samanthamatuszak]

I would love to be there to clean all those coins. Just to see them come to life would really be a treasure.

[butcht]

The Lagina brothers should consider exploring this area instead rather than waste their resources in the oak island.

[happychad]

Wow as a Christian religion thanks for saying the history

[jerolvilladolid]

Remains from Roman period: coins, gold, gems
Remains from our period: plastic bottles, plastic straws, plastic dildoes

[Bringthewinter]

It’s weird knowing that 300 years from now, future generations will be recovering iPads and keyboards from the bottom of the sea and calling us an “advanced society” when really we were just polluters.

[bashanborlangkhongshei]

Those Antiques are probably gonna be worth alot of Money 🤑 but i think the 💍 Ring 🤯 is definitely gonna top all of them

[SereneSoakingSounds]

It would be great to learn about who made the ring and how wide spread it was among the jews and within the Roman empire at the time. Was it a secret was it wide spread etc

[pasupaty]

Wow the mystic and those people who still try to hunt ship wrecks

[warriorchrist]

My friend in the video meant to say 1650 years ago which was the mid 3rd century, and not 1300 years just to clarify to Everyone else. He knows his research but accidentally said the wrong year.

[mrcoco]

I had 4 roman coin that my grandmother pass it to me🐶

[theweatherisaokay]

The ships sunk at the same spot in a huge time different, something must be there that sunk both the ships, the 'thing' is old because it can do it twice to different time ships.🤐 Muahahahahah

[SereneSoakingSounds]

The thing that doesn't add up is that Jesus said and the Bible makes it clean no idols no depictions of me should be made, so it makes u wonder who was making these rings and with what understanding

[NexusMerbok]

Looks like a trasformation item for Ultraman

[youtubeaudience]

Ofc, valuables like that… It costs a lot of *MONEY* !