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Minelab Equinox - down to the last screw, part 3

Since there was quite a big discussion around the first part, which is good, we decided to put in the third part some more interesting experiments about the dependence of ID number on material and area.

16. 11. 1632

16.11.1632 The Battle of Lützen was launched

16.11.1632 The Battle of Lützen was launchedThe Battle of Lützen was one of the bloodiest in the history of the Thirty Years' War. However, it did not bring a clear victory to either side, even though the Swedish king fell during the conflict.

More than 100 sarcophagi in perfect condition found in Egypt

Wooden sarcophagi with mummies up to 2,500 years old have been discovered at Saqqara near Cairo. They lay in three burial pits 12 metres deep. Dozens of statues of deities and humans, as well as death masks and other objects, were found with them. According to experts, this is the biggest Egyptian "treasure" of the year...

15. 11. 1939

11/15/1939 Funeral of Jan Opletal

Jan Opletal was shot dead by a German police during a demonstration in October 1939. His funeral turned into a large student demonstration against Nazi arbitrariness, for which the students subsequently paid a cruel tax. Some were executed, others were taken to a concentration camp.

14. 11. 1528

14.11.1528 Jaroslav of Pernštejn was born

Jaroslav of Pernštejn was the last holder of the extensive Pernštejn family estates in Bohemia. However, he became so indebted that he had to flee abroad, where he probably died. He could not bear the responsibility of such a vast estate...

New Celestron microscopes in the Treasure Hunter offer

Whether you're shopping for a microscope for yourself or thinking of it as a gift for your offspring, the new line of Celestron Labs microscopes should not be missed.

13. 11. 1942

13.11.1942 Battle of Guadalcanal

The Battle of Guadalcanalis the name of the military operation of the Pacific Front that began with the landing of the U.S. Marines in August 1942. It culminated in a clash between the Japanese and American navies in November.

Mushroom pickers had a harvest: one carved a silver treasure when he fell off his bike, another dug up a 3,000-year-old sword

This autumn was really rich in mushrooms. Bogusław Rumiński from the Polish village of Jezuicka Struga was also aware of this, and on 22 October he got on his bike and went mushroom picking. On the way, his front wheel got stuck in a rut and, unable to get out, Rumiński fell off. He reached out his hand to cushion his fall. When he picked himself up, he saw in his palm - together with a handful of dirt - six silver coins...

12. 11. 1420

12.11. 1420 Žižka conquered Prachatice

On Tuesday, 12 November 1420, the Hussite army stood in front of the repaired and fortified walls of Prachatice, consisting of a belt of fortifications and two gates. When the defenders of the city rejected Žižek's call to open the gates, the enemy deserved no mercy...

11. 11. 2020

11.11.1838 The first steam locomotive was launched

In November 1838, thousands of Brno spectators could welcome the steam locomotive Moravia. The ride lasted less than a quarter of an hour.