Although not an archaeologist, this Danish woman is actually a dental assistant, and an enthusiast when it comes to uncovering pieces of history. She happened to be at the right place one day when she revealed an ancient treasure on the island of Hjarnø, just off the coast of mainland Denmark. How did she get so lucky by discovering the motherlode? Her discovery eluded historians.
20. Amateur Archaeologist
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Terese Frydensberg Refsgaard was walking on the island of Hjarnø, looking to uncover some mysterious items with her metal detector. She’s found some relics in the past, but nothing would compare with the treasure she would uncover that day!