A German teenager recently uncovered an ancient Greek coin — marking the first such find ever recorded in Berlin.The coin, which dates to the third century B.C., was uncovered by a 13-year-old male student in the district of Spandau, an area not typically associated with ancient Greek artifacts.PETRI Berlin, an archaeology center in the German capital, announced the find in April. 'ARCHAEOLOGICAL SENSATION' DISCOVERED AT ANCIENT ROMAN MILITARY CAMPSThe organization said that finds from classical antiquity "are generally rare in Berlin."The release noted, "While Roman objects can be identified occasionally but regularly, Greek finds had previously been entirely absent."It went on,
