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Special offers on Mars Gauss metal detectors

Today 12.1.2024 a special event with Mars Gaus detectors starts. Both detector variants will be sold at special, significantly reduced prices until the stock is sold out. So if you're considering a high-quality detector, you probably shouldn't miss the Mars offer.

The Story of the Coin - Terra Bohemiae Coin

The paths of Czech coinage from the Latin Age to the present are presented in the exhibition in the ground floor hall. Numismatic facts and interesting facts are complemented by historical context. There are denarii, Prague grosz, ducats and tolars. Unique finds of our archaeologists and previously unpresented treasures are exhibited at Boleslav Castle.

Treasure from Domoušice or Luxury from the South

For just six days, the Regional Museum in Žatec plans to exhibit the treasure found some time ago during a detector survey near Domoušice. It is a unique set of gilded belt fittings in Byzantine style.

Ancient Germans on the Výrovka River

In the lecture you will learn about archaeological research in the area around Pečky, from the time of the first archaeologists to the present day. However, the main topic of the lecture will be the so-called Roman period, i.e. the first few centuries AD.

Archaeologists find mysterious Roman dodecahedron - no one knows what it was used for

In the small village of Norton Disney, Lincolnshire, a very rare Roman twelve-pointed stone has been found. Only about 130 of these copper alloy examples have been discovered in Europe, ironically only in the provinces, never in Rome itself. In England it is only the thirty-third twelve-walled stone, none having been discovered in its original context until now.

The production of a wedding ring made of rhodium-plated gold based on the motif of an early medieval ring found by Elmara

Elmar found this ring during a detector survey of the Libice hillfort during one of the events organized by the Treasure Hunter in 2013. The ring was handed over to the supervising archaeologist immediately after its discovery and eventually found its way into the showcases of the National Museum, along with other artifacts and coins...

Half a millionth find of 5th century Roman coins did not end up in a museum

In December, a collection of 73 Roman coins was auctioned, including an extremely rare coin with a phoenix on a globe. The entire set was discovered by an anonymous detectorist while legally searching farmland in Norfolk. The auction fetched over £15,000, or about 427,000 crowns.

New Nokta Score metal detectors

Discover the new Nokta SCORE metal detectors using simultaneous multi-frequency (SMF) technology. These durable and waterproof metal detectors combine essential functions in a sleek, ergonomic design. Experience the power of multi-frequency evaluation, seamlessly integrated into a user-friendly design. Simply turn it on and go searching.

Dating of horse shoes

Horseshoe, probably the most common iron find during forest expeditions. Most prospectors dig it up by mistake and then hang it on a tree or leave it on a stump. Yet these are some of the oldest objects commonly encountered during a search, and can be useful clues to understanding the site.

How to use the Nokta Simplex Ultra, BT and Lite metal detector by Elmary part 1

The new Simplex series has been with us for a few weeks now and since there are a lot of questions about the setup, this timeWe'll focus purely on practical settings for different environments and for searching different types of targets.