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18. 5. 2011

18 May 2011 Gladiator school at the Austrian border

The discovery of a gladiator school from Roman times was announced eleven years ago by Austrian archaeologists. Its dimensions are among the largest ever. Experts have even created a 3D model and computer visualisation of this historic building.

Medieval medicine and prescriptions will be digitized and freely accessible to all

How did medieval physicians use pigeon feces, fox lungs or eel fat? This and much more will be revealed thanks to a new project by the University of Cambridge, which has launched the digitisation and preservation of 180 medieval medical manuscripts from its library collections. More than 8,000 medical prescriptions will be accessible to anyone via the internet. High-resolution scans of the manuscripts will be accompanied by transcripts of the texts with keyword search capabilities and detailed descriptions of the historical context.

The largest Roman-Barbarian festival GERMANIA SUBACTA

Come and enjoy with all your senses the unique atmosphere of a place where Roman legionaries and Germanic warriors will meet again after almost 2000 years. And how will this meeting turn out...? We'll have to wait a little longer to find out.

16. 5. 2016

16 May 2016 Rare Gothic Cup

A big surprise awaited the archaeologists who have been exploring the archaeological site of Zámčiško above the town of Poprad for a long time. They discovered a rare Gothic cup. The archaeologists expected to come across rarer artefacts. But they were literally blown away by the cup.

15. 5. 2020

15. 5. 2020 Jewellery from the Migration of Nations

A gold ring and a buckle from the period of the Migration of Peoples were discovered in Rakovník by two brothers working with archaeologists. The jewellery is inlaid with Bohemian garnets. They are currently on display in the museum as part of a new exhibition.

14. 5. 1964

14.5.1964 Golden treasure from Bín

During earthworks in the Slovak village of Bíňa, Jozef Paulík discovered 107 gold coins. They come from the Byzantine Empire from the 5th century AD. The collection included coins of the emperors Arcadius, Valentinian III and Theodosius II. According to experts, they probably came to the territory of today's Slovakia thanks to a nomadic tribe of Huns.

Searching a little differently, under the sea

This spring my dear half asked me again if I would go to the seaside with her and my son.

Return to Bull Rock

Return to Bull Rock is the main and unique event in the celebration of 150 years since the discovery of Jindřich Wankel in Bull Rock. Its aim is to popularize archaeology and scientific activity and research in a popular form using experimental techniques.

Exhibition "Great Moravian Mikulčice virtually"

Modern 21st century technologies are playing an increasingly important role in archaeology and other historical disciplines. They give archaeology the unique opportunity to examine objects from locations inaccessible in the real world, to go back in time virtually or to view and analyse the finest details on recovered artefacts. This is clearly demonstrated by the exhibition "Great Moravian Mikulčice virtually", held between 24 August and 31 December. October 2022 by the Institute of Archaeology of the CAS, Brno, in its modern research base in Mikulčice

13.5.2019 24 jewels and 2776 gold and silver coins

A real treasure was discovered in the cellar of a house in the former Jewish ghetto in Keszthely. It contained 24 jewels and 2,776 rare gold and silver coins. The original owners of this wealth are believed to have died in a concentration camp.