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Treasure in the statue of the Count: silver and gold coins from the Thirty Years' War

During the reconstruction of the Church of St. Andrew in the German town of Eisleben, a real treasure was discovered. In the hollow leg of the statue of the Count at the Mansfeld family tomb were four leather pouches containing gold and silver coins. For almost 400 years, no one had any idea about them.

Slowly ending Christmas event with metal detectors Minelab and Nokta

In the article you will find an overview of the remaining events with Minelab and Nokta detectors

Amateur archaeologists find a hoard of gold Roman coins of nine emperors

A set of 141 Roman gold solidi from the late 4th century was discovered in the Um Rank field near Holzthum, Luxembourg. These are the coins of nine emperors who ruled between 364 and 408. This is an absolutely exceptional coin set, unparalleled in the archaeological record of Luxembourg. The find amounts to almost 8 million crowns.

Coinage of Leopold II.

Leopold II.., who was born Peter Leopold Josef Anton Joachim Pius Gotthard on 5 May 1747, was the ninth child and third son of Empress Maria Theresa and her husband, Emperor Francis I. Stephen of Lorraine.

A rare treasure of silver coins from the 11th century

Nearly 1,000-year-old silver coins in excellent condition have been discovered during excavations at the site of a future nuclear power station in England. They were found by a team of archaeologists from Oxford Cotswold Archaeology. They were wrapped in a tight package made up of strips of cloth and lead.

A detectorist has discovered a rare golden pin from the scabbard of an Anglo-Saxon warrior's sword

A gold ornament from the sword of an Anglo-Saxon warrior was discovered in Norfolk during a mass detector operation. Experts have identified it as a pin or 'lock' or 'lock' on the belt of the sword scabbard. It was dated to the late 6th to early 7th century. It is one of the extremely rare artefacts of this period, most of which were discovered by detectorists.

Drawing of the traditional monthly competition for a tracking detector - December 2024

Just like every month, we'll make one searcher who took the time to suggest the 5 best finds of December happy.

Norwegian detectorists discover rich Viking cemetery

In 2023, rare early medieval jewellery was discovered on Skumsnes Hill near the Norwegian town of Fitjar using metal detectors. The detectorists reported everything to the authorities; archaeologists discovered a Viking burial site with at least twenty graves. Now the first results have been announced.

Mammoth hunters Maška and Absolon

The first humans came to Europe already 1.4 million years ago but until the 19th century people absolutely refused to admit any existence of prehistory. It wasn't until the mid-19th century century there were significant finds of stone tools, bones of unknownand cave paintings and unquestionable evidence of prehistoric man.

Most Beautiful Metal Detector Find December 2024 - Qualification

The last qualification of this year will probably be worth it, as there were so many beautiful finds in December that the 5 design options are just not enough.