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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.

A volunteer archaeologist - a metal detector seeker, discovered a unique brooch from the 7th century

A gilded silver dress brooch with precious stones was discovered in a field near Reez near Rostock with the help of a metal detector. It dates back to the seventh century, the time of the Migration of Nations. Experts consider it one of the most remarkable finds of the past year.

Guide Sensmart MobIR Air thermal camera reviews

Guide Sensmart MobIR Air mobile thermal cameras are a compact and affordable solution for mobile thermal imaging.

Coinage of Francis II (I.) and emergency coins of the Great French War

Today's edition of the numismatic review on Treasure Hunters takes us back to the reign of Francis II (I.) and the time of the Napoleonic Wars - an era popular with history hunters not only because of the partial of this conflict on our territory, but also because of the great variety of coins that this era gave rise to.

The most beautiful metal detector find of November 2024

The last round of this year's most beautiful find of the month has 13 finalists and it's really varied.

Unique Anglo-Saxon sword with silver gilt decoration and runes

An Anglo-Saxon sword was discovered in a 6th century grave near Canterbury. It is well preserved, in top quality with gold and silver accessories. It bears runic markings. It must have belonged to a high-ranking warrior. Experts liken the weapon to the sword from the magnificent Sutton Hoo ship burial.

A plea to all archaeologists visiting the LP site

Hello to all archaeologists and fans of this site. I am writing to you with a request. Have any of you come across the artefacts from the picture attachment of this article?

Pour Féliciter 2025, one small gift and opening hours on holidays

Thanks to all LP fans, admins and metal detector enthusiasts. Without your incredible enthusiasm it wouldn't have been possible.

A beautifully preserved gold Roman ring has been discovered in Brittany

Objects from the Late Bronze Age to the Middle Ages have been discovered in Pacé, France. Among the most interesting are early medieval Carolingian denarii and an exceptional Roman gold ring from the 2nd to 3rd centuries.