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Support for Peace whose leukemia returned vol.2

I was hoping that my next post here would be about some nice silverware, or at least about the fact that I finally "kicked" my battle with leukemia to a successful end. Unfortunately, fate has thrown another big piece of scrap under my coil - chemotherapy didn't work and I have to prepare for a second bone marrow transplant.

Unusual burials of Celtic "warriors" in France. Some were buried sitting up and bear traces of violence

Archaeologists in France have stumbled upon an Iron Age burial site that is markedly different from what is commonly known from Celtic environments. A total of 18 graves were uncovered near Dijon, some of which contained a truly unusual detail - skeletons laid out in a sitting position.

News in telescopes and astronomy on LP

Among the telescopes we have three very interesting new items and also the astronomical section of the LP has been modified. You can see all the details in the article.

Unexpected signal: a detectorist discovers a golden "gullgubbe"

A very rare gold object from the Iron Age has been discovered in southwestern Norway with the help of a metal detector. The so-called "gullgubbe" - a tiny and extremely thin gold plate with a depiction of figures - is one of those rare finds.

Shaman - unique exhibition about prehistoric shamanism

Shamanism is a topic that continues to fascinate even today, in a modern and rational world. The idea of people entering trances, communicating with spirits, healing the sick, or finding happiness while hunting, seems distant to many of us.

40,000 Roman coins under the floor of the house. A depot that wasn't a classic treasure

In the French village of Senon, an extraordinary hoard of more than 40,000 Roman coins was discovered during archaeological research prior to the construction of a house, stored in three ceramic vessels under the floors of the former houses. The find, dating back to the end of the 3rd century AD, is interesting not only in its extent but also in its interpretation. According to archaeologists, it was not a classic hidden treasure, but rather a system of successive storage and collection of money within the household.

Professor Píč's company in Kolín: Jan Waněk and his archaeological friends

We invite you to a lecture by the well-known archaeologist, popularizer of our beautiful science and author of many books, PhDr. KARL SKLENÁŘ, DrSc., at Radim Castle.

Gold from the Russian Revolution: hundreds of gold coins discovered in the foundations of a house

A rare treasure from the tumultuous period of the end of the Tsarist empire has been discovered during archaeological research in Torzhok, northwest Russia. Under the foundations of a historic house lay a ceramic vessel filled with hundreds of gold coins worth over 10.5 million crowns.

For nearly 40 years, they've been searching just around town. Now their finds are on display at the museum

A special exhibition of detector finds by Lorraine Stanley and her late husband Andy has opened at Weston-super-Mare Museum. Both have been involved in the hobby since 1990 and over the years have discovered a remarkable collection of gold and silver artefacts from many different periods, including Roman and Celtic coins, medieval artefacts and jewellery.

Opening of the season at the Archaeological Visitor Centre Mušov - Gateway to the Roman Empire

V Friday 28. March 2026 will from 13:00 to 18:00 Hours Opens new visitor season v Archaeological Visitor Center Muscovy - Gate Do Roman Empire.