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They plant rice, they harvest silver

A surprising discovery in the village of Niwarsi in the Indian state of Haryana has turned rice fields into a veritable treasure trove. Silver coins were discovered while digging up soil from the grounds of an ancient temple. As soon as the news broke, villagers came running and together they have already found over 2 kilograms of silver coins.

Invitation to the exhibition: The Prehistoric Adventures of Eduard Štorch

We would like to invite you all to an exceptional exhibition at the National Museum. Edurad Štorch's books have influenced me personally like no other and I have in my collection basically everything that has been published, including many small items from the early days of his work...

Magnate buttons of Baron Julius Nagy von Töbör-Ethe

I created this post as a reaction to the topic of livery buttons on lovcipokladu.cz. Special greetings to the prospector, whom I will disappoint, because he was expecting a presentation of buttons "from Countess Bathory's petticoat" 🙂

How to Nokta Score Metal Detectors - Part One Score

In three articles we will bring you recommended settings and descriptions of Nokta Score metal detectors. And, as befits, we start with the most basic model. The articles will also include videos where you can see how the things we write about work in practice.

He bought a metal detector and on his second expedition discovered rare Roman swords

Beginning detectorist Glenn Manning was incredibly lucky near Willersey in Gloucestershire when he discovered two Roman swords on his second expedition. They are spatha-type cavalry weapons dating from the 2nd to 3rd centuries. Subsequent archaeological research has produced a number of exciting discoveries, including an Iron Age settlement and a spectacular Roman villa.

1866 war menu

We invite you to a unique military-historical event that will allow you to literally taste history! In an authentic battlefield setting of the Austro-Prussian War, you will be transported to 1866 and discover what soldiers of both armies did for a living during one of the most important conflicts of the 19th century.

Prince Rohan's Button

The finds of the average detectorist are almost never anything particularly valuable, but occasionally there is a piece that is interesting, especially if one does a little digging about it.

Button of His Princely Grace Mons. ThDr. PhDr. h.c. Alois Josef Baron Schrenk of Notzing

The amazing thing about detecting is not that you find a pot of gold and you become rich, because that really doesn't happen and anyone who has ever tried it knows thatthat you really don't get rich from this and that the probability of finding something of any financial value that is worth mentioning is very close to, or rather equal to, zero.

Buttons of the Austro-Hungarian Regiments - metal detector findings

I think every searcher knows that. Finding a HAND knob with or without a number is a very common thing, but few people probably know what is behind which number or even the colour of the knob. I've managed to put together a little overview of how the country's regiments. The information corresponds to the year 1914/1915. The button findings have been completed. Plus descriptions of the mountain hunting battalions and also the provincial gendarmerie headquarters.

Vanquish 340 metal detector - the best for beginners, but how about depth?

The question of what to start with if you don't want to invest a large amount of money at the beginning is a daily occurrence on LP. And while preferences vary, the Vanquish 340 is a huge stalwart in this category, and deservedly so.