"Ha ha! If it isn't the grimy worker who swindled my Rockerduck nugget. Well, I'm not sure if I should tell you where my bigger one is…" – John D. Rockerduck (@john-d-rockerduck)
Scrooge couldn’t believe his eyes. What was Rockerduck doing in modern-day Duckburg. “John D. Rockerduck! How the blazes are you still alive?! Wait, don’t tell me you got stuck in a timeless demon dimension too, or found a fountain of youth, or somehow cursed with immortality? In any event, curse the doggoned luck,” he said with a sneer.
An extremely rare coin showing a Roman emperor who only reigned for two months has been discovered by archaeologists working on the upgrade of the A14 between Huntingdon and Cambridge.
The “radiate” coin depicting Ulpius Cornelius Laelianus is only the second to be found and is named after the radiate crown the emperor is wearing.
The find is important because Laelianus, who was killed in the siege of Mainz, ruled a breakaway empire from Rome for only a short spell in the third century and there is little evidence of his reign.
Archaeologists believe the coin only arrived in Britain after the emperor’s demise. Read more.
