Dacian Gold refers to the gold artifacts and treasures that were produced by the ancient Dacians, a people who lived in what is now modern-day Romania and parts of Moldova. These artifacts date back to the 1st century BC and are known for their intricate designs and craftsmanship. The most famous pieces include the Dacian Draco, a dragon-shaped standard, and various jewelry items that showcase the Dacians' advanced metalworking skills. The Dacians were eventually conquered by the Roman Empire in 106 AD, leading to the integration of their culture and wealth into Roman society. Many of the gold artifacts were either taken to Rome as spoils of war or buried to protect them from invaders. Today, these treasures are significant for understanding Dacian culture and history, and they are often displayed in museums across Romania.