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Updated table of military buttons with numbers and letters from 1798 to 1867

Updated table of military buttons with numbers and letters from 1798 to 1867

Stone with mysterious Bronze Age markings is the oldest map of Europe

The stone "slab of Saint-Belec" was discovered in 1900 on the site of a prehistoric burial ground in Finistère as part of a grave lining. It lay in the cellars of the chateau for many decades before being rediscovered in 2014. Experts were unsure of its significance for a long time, until in 2021 it was declared the oldest map of Europe, and since then scientists have been trying to decipher its symbols. Now they have found more fragments with new symbols.

Tales of the treasures of Podblanice

I will present my experience with finding treasures and we will also look back to the times when incredible collections (not only coins) were found in Podblanicko.

The unveiling of the monument to the prominent archaeologist Dr. Čeněk Rýzner

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the death of the important archaeologist Dr. Čeňek Rýzner, who was behind the discovery of the Únětice culture, a ceremonial unveiling of the monument will take place.

Great Moravian buttons with wrought decoration

The lecture will also include a demonstration of experimental production!

The most beautiful find of October 2023 - qualification

In the final for September, the Latino Zaydas hopped up for the first place, so here is the qualification for October.

The most beautiful metal detector find of September 2023

The 16 most beautiful finds made it to the finals of September. You can vote and choose the most beautiful one until 31.10.2023

Christmas with Nokta metal detectors

Nokta has prepared a rich pre-Christmas gift for all its fans.

A crusader's sword was sticking out of a pipe trench, leading to the discovery of an entire cemetery

A sword from the Crusader period has been discovered in Salo-Perttel in south-western Finland. The weapon with a cross hilt and a three-sided oval pommel was dated between 1050 and 1150 and is one of the rare discoveries in Finland. Moreover, the discovery of the sword led archaeologists to a previously unknown cemetery from the same period.

Beginner detectorists discover two Roman treasures

Friends David Moss and Tom Taylor were searching with their detectors in a field near Caerhun when they came across a jar full of Roman silver and copper coins. A little later they found more denarii scattered loosely in the topsoil nearby. Both sets were handed over to the PAS liaison officer and now their finds have been declared treasure by the coroner.