Four ancient Dacian gold bracelets and hundreds of Koson and lysimach coins which were recovered by Romanian authorities from treasure poachers will be on display at the National Unification Museum in the city of Alba Iulia.

The exhibition is open between July 29 and August 3.

The artefacts on display were stolen from the archeology sites in the Orastiei Mountains, and later recovered by the authorities, including coins recovered in UK.

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