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Metal detector Minelab Equinox to screw 4 - pairs with phone

I'm sure you know, you go looking, but you just can't turn your phone off that day. So today we're going to show you a little trick to keep you from constantly taking off your gloves and digging for your phone with your hands in the dirt.

How to form a company - Practical insights

How to start an association? That is the question. When an article describing how to register a society appeared on LP recently, I didn't pay much attention. But then we threw it around among the guys here in the north and the idea of starting our own society was born....

Metal Detector Minelab GPX 6000 - COMING SOON

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8. 1. 2021

8.1.2012 In Pompeii they stored garbage on the roofs

Archaeologists made an interesting discovery eight years ago. According to them, there was no system for storing and disposing of garbage in Pompeii. It ended up on the roofs of houses and even in graves.

66 camps of the Roman army

A unique network of Roman military camps has been discovered by archaeologists in northern Spain. They include small fortresses and huge foundations covering up to 15 hectares.

7. 1. 2011

7.1.2011 Ancient seal associated with Jewish rituals

A tiny clay seal found beneath Jerusalem's Old City is the first discovery proving religious life inside Jerusalem's Temple Mount 2,000 years ago.

6. 1. 2021

Golden pin declared a treasure

In 2014, four schoolchildren found a rare gold pin that was only recently declared a treasure by the coroner. Only around ten similar pieces of jewellery have been found in the UK.

6. 1. 2021

6.1.1347 Charles IV returns from the Battle of Krescak

At the Battle of Krescak, the Czech King John of Luxembourg died when he rushed into battle blind. He was succeeded by Charles IV, who did not return to Bohemia until January 1347 because the journey back was complicated.

5. 1. 2011

5.1.2011 The oldest fruit trees on Iberia

Nine years ago, archaeologists investigating a site in Spain came to an interesting conclusion. According to them, the Iberian island is home to the world's oldest fruit trees. They also analysed what people ate in the Middle Ages.

4. 1. 2015

4.1.2015 The discovery of the tomb of an unknown queen in Egypt

Czech archaeologists have already become famous several times thanks to their discoveries in Egypt. Six years ago, for example, they found the tomb of the hitherto unknown Queen Hentkaus III, who was the wife of Pharaoh Raneperef.