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27.11.1763 Isabella of Parma died 27. 11. 1763

27.11.1763 Isabella of Parma died

Viky
7994 0
Isabella of Parma was the first wife of Joseph II, who was captivated by her beauty. The wedding took place in Vienna. But three years later, the monarch's wife died after giving birth for the second time.
Seal with the Greek god Apollo

Seal with the Greek god Apollo

Viky
14159 0
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,000-year-old seal in Jerusalem bearing the image of the god Apollo. But the owner was probably neither Greek nor Roman, experts say. The seal is made of brown jasper.
25.11.1120 The White Ship was wrecked 25. 11. 1120

25.11.1120 The White Ship was wrecked

Viky
19324 0
The tragic consequences of the accident of the so-called White Ship in November 1120. Among the victims was William Aetheling, who was the only legitimate heir of King Henry I of England.
Pot

Pot

Jituska
56249 57
I don't know what to write about such findings, as I am a complete beginner. In fact, I never thought I'd ever be interested in detectoring. When my partner came home with the news this February that he was going to get a detector, I found it terribly comical. When he started coming home with bits of metal that he had carefully cleaned and started describing what it might be, I started to wonder what era it might be from and what the story behind it might be...
23.11.912 Ota I the Great is born 23. 11. 0912

23.11.912 Ota I the Great is born

Viky
12453 0
The most powerful ruler in his time was Ota I the Great. He was Duke of Saxony, King of East Francia and the first Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. His victory at the Battle of Lech marked the end of the period of Hungarian invasions of Europe.
Late medieval warrior and his equipment found in a Lithuanian lake

Late medieval warrior and his equipment found in a Lithuanian lake

GM4PRO
9992 3
Underwater archaeologists have discovered the remains of a young soldier from the 16th century at the bottom of Lake Asveja in eastern Lithuania. The remains, including weapons and pieces of clothing, were found 9 metres below the surface near the Dubingiai Bridge, one of the longest wooden bridges in Lithuania. This is the first Lithuanian discovery of its kind; experts speak of the national significance of...

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