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A unique Roman gold coin of incredible value has been sold

One of the two known gold coins of the quattrino type of Emperor Maxentius from around 308 AD, which depicts the rebuilding of the Temple of Venus in Rome, sold at auction for a huge sum on 2 November. Initial estimates ranged from $100,000 to $200,000, but the final price far exceeded expectations.

Exceptional pricing on the Golden Mask GM6 and One 24

With the arrival of the new Golden Mask GM7 and One 15 Black models, you can now buy the GM6 One 24 models at special prices."

An early medieval manuscript contained the earliest complete map of the stars

Scientists have discovered a fragment of the world's oldest known complete star map. Part of the map, found below the text on a sheet of medieval parchment, is thought to be a copy of a long-lost star catalogue from the workshop of the Greek astronomer Hipparchus in the second century BC...

He hid a Celtic chieftain's ring worth £30,000 in a cupboard

For almost thirty years, a collector hid a rare Celtic chieftain's ring in a cupboard, which was discovered in Yorkshire by a prospector with a metal detector. The jewel dates from around 100 BC. The collector is likely to come into a nice chunk of change. Experts say the jewel is worth around £30,000.

Ethnic and Cultural Diversity and Dynamics of the Central European Region in the Roman Era

3 December 2022 at 12:00 pm at the Mušov Visitor Centre - Gateway to the Roman Empire

The most beautiful find of 2022 - Qualification

Let's choose the most beautiful find of this year in two categories. Most Beautiful Find 2022 and Most Beautiful Submitted Find 2022

Mystery of the largest hoard of Roman coins revealed

On 27 April 2016, 19 large amphorae containing tens of thousands of Roman coins were accidentally discovered during construction work in Tomares, a suburb of Seville. Ten amphoras were damaged by a heavy excavator, while the remaining nine remained intact. News of Spain's greatest Roman treasure has travelled around the world. Now, for the first time, the results of the research have been published.

Detector search - citizen science

We cordially invite everyone to a lecture on 22 November at 18:00h in the large hall of the Institute of Archaeology of the CAS Brno.

St. Martin's Day celebration

Saturday 12 November from 12:00Archeopark Liboc, V Domcích 29 Prague 6

Medieval rural churches of the Louny district

1.11.2022-31.1.2023, Krásné Březno Chateau