“Lost Treasures Beneath the Waves: What Secrets Lurk in Turkey’s Enigmatic Ancient Lake?”
Today, the gold is on display at The Vejle Museums and Museum of Cultural History, up until January 2019. It is then expected to be moved to the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen. They are open for viewing to the public.
Refsgaard Is Proud Of Herself
Still in shock after her discovery, Terese Refsgaard has admitted that she’s quite proud of her accomplishments. She’s been told by countless researchers and archaeologists that what she did was nothing short of a miracle.
She didn’t just find gold either but helped provide answers to gaps in history that were previously unknown. The discovery changed her life for the better, validating her as more than just an amateur archaeologist, and making all of her hours of work well worth it.
Refsgaard Today
After making her unbelievable discovery, Terese Refsgaard spent time working with museums and fellow researchers to understand what it was exactly that she found. She then spent some time in the spotlight telling her story and explaining what it was.
However, she still currently works in her dental profession although she’s still passionate about archaeology. She still knows that there’s plenty more to find out there in the world and doesn’t plan on slowing down anytime soon. While she knows she’ll never beat her previous discovery, that’s not stopping her from trying.
