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As some of you have noticed, the final version of the LP app is now available for download.

28. 10. 2008

28. 10. 2008 Water supply from the times of Václav IV.

In the Middle Ages, water flowed through Brno through pipes. Thirteen years ago, archaeologists discovered this during research at Dominican Square. Another part of the water pipeline was discovered on Svoboda Square.

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Exploration of the Merovey pottery workshop brought previously unknown information and findings

Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of kilograms of well-preserved ceramics from the period between the 6th and 7th centuries AD. The discovery was made in the village of Sevrey in eastern France. Among the vessels in excellent condition are variants and types not previously recorded anywhere; the information found significantly increases knowledge of pottery production in the early medieval period.

27. 10. 2013

27.10.2013 Old walls found after a bomb attack

The preserved city walls were discovered eight years ago by conservationists in Opava. This happened a month after an aerial bomb from the Second World War was found in the same place. The walls were approximately 800 years old.

26. 10. 2012

26 Oct 2012 Remains of a church in the Morava River

Nine years ago the Morava River gave up its secret. Water managers drained it for the necessary repair of the Spytihněv dam and discovered the remains of an eleventh-century church at the bottom. The Gothic blocks were then gradually pulled out of the mud by archaeologists.

Detectorist finds 2,000-year-old Roman dagger, leads to discovery of unknown battlefield!

An amateur archaeologist using a metal detector has discovered a well-preserved decorated dagger of a Roman soldier from the middle of the 1st century BC. The find brought a team of archaeologists to the site, who subsequently uncovered hundreds of artefacts from the "lost" battlefield on which Roman legionaries fought the Raetians in an attempt to consolidate Roman power in the Alpine region.

2,500-year-old artifacts in excellent condition unearthed by animal in Swedish forest

Tomas Karlsson, while marking the forest for orienteering, discovered well-preserved metal artefacts sticking out of the ground after being raked by animals. He reported the discovery to the Anglisås board, which sent a specialist to the site. Subsequent investigations brought up to 50 more artefacts. This is one of Sweden's three most important Bronze Age finds.

When a migrant treasure is found

As probably most of the searchers have registered, there was recently found literally unbelievable "moving" treasure which at least in our country has almost no competition. The find was made by the Slám brothers, so I asked Lukáš and Jakub if they could answer a few detectorist questions.

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