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"This is the Iron Age..." The Hallstatt Age in the heart of Moravia

The exhibition will present the most important archaeological findings from Central Moravia, including the territory of the Přerov region, and will put them in the context of the significant European epoch of the earlier Iron Age, when iron began to be used, but at the same time fundamental changes in the social structure of prehistoric society occurred.

Dogs in SS units

A very good friend of mine, nicknamed Hombré since childhood, was born at the end of the 1930s. He was a serious shooter from his youth, who was not afraid of anything and went headlong into every adventure. He was very fond of dogs and from childhood he was fascinated by large dogs in particular. When the Germans were marching back to the Reich in the spring of '45 after losing the war, a German unit stopped in our village. The people were still afraid of the Germans, so the hungry and exhausted soldiers got a dumpling there, a pancake elsewhere and some coffee...

First Republic moneyboxes, treasury boxes and keys to them, part 2 - Tresoria moneyboxes

Looms were very popular in the 1920s and became a common part of all households, so there were quite a lot of them and a large number still survive. Sadly, as I wrote in the last installment, the vast majority were without keys and often with damaged locks. And since I think many of you have one at home, here you will find a detailed description of each type in my collectionand detailed photos of the mechanisms and keys that can help you repair your cassette and make a matching key.

Success of the Polish Detectorist Association: the medieval treasure of the Crusader denarii

A small but historically significant hoard of medieval coins has been discovered just 15 cm deep in the woods on a hillside outside the town of Iława in northern Poland. The discovery was made by the town's detector club when its members, during a joint club thirteen complete silver coins and their fragments, mostly cross denarii.

The most beautiful find of November 2023 - qualification

With a slight delay, caused by me getting a cold and not passing it on to any of my colleagues, the qualification for November is here. October's finals were exciting for many days, so we'll see how this round goes.

Over 2200 years old saw and clay tablet in an unknown language

During excavations of the ancient Hittite capital of Hattusa (Chattoush) in today's central Çorum province of Turkey, a rare sawmill from the 3rd century was discovered. century BC. It is one of the few known ancient iron saws and the first ever from this period in Anatolia.

First Republic moneyboxes, treasury boxes and keys to them, part 1.

First of all, it is necessary to move to the context of a time when silver was still paid in silver, and a little while before that in gold, and allall money was backed by gold from the national treasure, on which the Czech nation had partly deposited...

Two pre-Christmas "hits" on LP

If you are choosing what detector to get for Christmas, we have two exceptional offers for you.

750 years old treasure of bractheat

In Szprotawa, Poland, a treasure trove of medieval bracket coins from the second half of the 13th century was discovered during a rescue archaeological research. These are the so-called broad Silesian brakteats, which were originally stacked "in rollers" and then put into a tightly tied linen bag.

Petrified Forest in East Bohemia

East Bohemia is not a very rich area paleontologically or even mineralogically. Nevertheless, there are places where you can find some remnants of prehistoric life or a nice stone. One such place is, for example, the Metuje river basin with its fossilised primordial wood-aracharites.