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Celtic brooch sold for £55,000

A Celtic brooch found by metal detectorist Ray Pusey (64) has sold for a whopping £55,000. The approximate price of the object was estimated at a maximum of eight thousand.

Retiree finds 1,000-year-old Viking jewellery with metal detector

A stunning set of gold and silver Viking jewellery from around 950 AD was discovered on the Isle of Man late last year. It was found by retired police officer Kath Giles using a metal detector on farmland in the north of the island.

1.3.2015 2000 gold coins

A hoard of gold coins was found six years ago by divers off the Israeli port of Caesarea. It was pure coincidence. Experts were called in to retrieve more pieces from the sea. The hoard dates back to the time when the Fatimids ruled North Africa. Two thousand gold coins are owned by Israel.

The most beautiful metal detector find of January 2021

With a slight delay, the first round of this year's Most Beautiful Find of 2021 competition is here. The selection was really beautiful for January finds and the final 18 lucky ones are the best. The last few hours

28. 2. 2015

28.2.2015 The Millionth Medieval Treasure

The million-dollar treasure was discovered by a metal detector seven years ago by a prospector in Opatov near Luby. In February 2015, the Cheb Museum was preparing an exhibition to show the beautiful depot of Hall's phoenixes to the public for the first time.

The most beautiful metal detector find of 2020

So here it is, the grand finale of the year-long competition is here! The last few hours

26.2.2010 Under the floor of the church they discovered the tomb of the vladyka

Archaeologists discovered the tombstone of the Silesian vladyk under the floor of the church in Horní Moštěnice. According to experts, the nobleman died in 1502. However, the tomb itself was probably looted by the Wallachians during the Thirty Years' War.

27. 2. 2010

27.2.2010 Venus of Věstonice the oldest ceramic work

Eleven years ago the Venus of Věstonice received scientific recognition. Experts have agreed that it is the oldest ceramic work in the world.

25.2.2017 900 gold coins inside the piano

A remarkable discovery was made four years ago by the English piano tuner Martin Backhouse. Inside one of these musical instruments he found a real treasure, 900 gold coins.

24. 2. 2008

24.2.2008 He discovered copper nuggets in the field

More than three thousand years old objects were discovered by the searcher Vladislav Pícha thirteen years ago in Písce Hory and near Křtětice in the Vodňany region. He managed to find prehistoric copper nuggets, fragments of bronze tools and ceramic amphorae full of copper ingots.