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26. 6. 2021

26 Jun 2017 Clay jug with 870 silver coins

Archaeologists have managed to find a clay jug with 870 silver coins in the village of Lučivná in the Tatra foothills. Coins of the Hungarian, Silesian, Tyrolean, Lower Austrian, Moravian and Olomouc archbishopric dominated the collection.

Detectorists have found a rare set of Carolingian silver coins, possibly from a Viking ransom

In a field near the town of Biskupiec in northeastern Poland, detectorists have discovered a treasure trove of silver coins from the Carolingian period. The roughly 1,200-year-old coin set may have been part of a historic ransom to protect Paris from a Viking invasion.

25. 6. 2008

25. 6. 2008 Medieval helmet from Bystřicko

Archaeologists found a bucket helmet from the late fourteenth century thirteen years ago in the Bystřice region. It probably dates back to the turbulent times of the Margrave Wars. It was probably owned by a nobleman.

24. 6. 2013

24. 6. 2013 Unique treasure of copper coins

In 2013, Slovak archaeologists discovered a treasure trove of copper coins quite by chance during their excavation work. They were found in the soil of a medieval castle above the village of Vinné in the Michalovce district.

23. 6. 2021

23 Jun 2013 Roman gold ring with Eros

A prospector with a metal detector found a gold Roman ring in a garden in the village of Tangley, Hampshire, England. It's engraved with the completely naked god of love, Eros.

40 kilogram cannonball

In Wroclaw, Poland, a tram line to Popowice is currently under construction. Workers found an eighteenth- or nineteenth-century cannonball on the site. Similar projectiles were used on naval ships.

22. 6. 2007

22 Jun 2007 Archaeologists have restored a rare denarius of Oldřich I.

The rare denarius of Oldřich I was jointly restored by Czech and Slovak archaeologists. It was discovered in Slovakia in Kostolany pod Tribečom. The coin was found in the mouth of a little girl.

21. 6. 2006

21. 6. 2006 He received 276 crowns from the state for his treasure

Emil Malý discovered the coin treasure with a metal detector in the forests around Cheb. He found exactly 85 mints from the thirteenth century. He received a reward of CZK 276 from the state, the region subsequently increased the amount.

Traders fleeing the fire dropped coins found in the Thames

For over 300 years, coins that were discarded by merchants fleeing a fire lay at the bottom of the River Thames. Now they're about to fetch thousands of pounds at auction.

20. 6. 2008

20 Jun 2008 40 thousand years old bracelet

Approximately forty thousand years old necklace discovered by archaeologists in Siberia. Scientists say it was made with tools similar to modern-day drills. It probably belonged to a prehistoric princess.