Scottish treasure hunter discovers ancient dice between 500 and 2000 years old Les Hostetler | August 19, 2026 | Items of Note | No Comments Hospital worker Jarek Musialkowski, 52, from Penicuik, discovered the ancient piece on August 7, while enjoying his hobby on fields around the Midlothian village, on the banks of the North Esk. The dice is 11mm wide, weighing 11 grams, and is believed to have been made in bronze. Having sent photos to the National Museum of Scotland, treasure hunter Jarek says he will take it in for experts to see on August 31. Tags:d6, OldDice, Scotland Related Posts A Statistical Analysis of Energy Resistance in Pathfinder 1e No Comments | Mar 31, 2026 That big castle-park in Carbondale along the Giant City blacktop? There’s a story behind it. No Comments | Sep 21, 2020 Native weapons Roundup: Macuahuitl, Atlatl, Stone Age No Comments | Dec 13, 2025 Would your town survive a zombie apocalypse? No Comments | Feb 18, 2026 About The Author Les Hostetler