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Anglo-Saxon coin worth £200,000

An Anglo-Saxon gold coin was discovered by a prospector using a metal detector on the Wiltshire and Hampshire border. It dates from the reign of King Egbert. It now sells for £200,000.

2. 8. 2016

2. 8. 2016 A giant axe-mlat from the Stone Age

Five years ago, the Museum of the Wallachia Region acquired an unusual large axe from the Stone Age. The tool is about a third larger and half as heavy as ordinary axes. They were used for working various objects.

1. 8. 1866

1 Aug 1866 Prussian and Saxon soldiers introduced cholera

Almost fifteen hundred people died in the last cholera epidemic that hit Brno 155 years ago. It broke out simultaneously with the invasion of the Prussian army. A total of 2,813 people fell ill.

Most Beautiful Metal Detector Find of June 2021 - Final

Thanks to the holidays the qualification was really fast. We can only thank everyone who took the time to suggest their top five.

31 July 1965 Treasure discovered by a digger during the demolition of a house

A stoneware container with silver coins was found in 1965 by a digger in Ostrava. He reported the find honestly. Experts from the local museum were called to the site. The treasure was probably hidden by someone around 1623.

30. 7. 2009

30 Jul 2009 Unique tool for making gold jewellery

The Great Moravian site Na Valách in Staré Město in the Uherské Hradiště region gave up its last secret twelve years ago. Archaeologists have discovered how gold jewellery discovered from graves there was made in the past.

29. 7. 2015

29 Jul 2015 Collection of six hundred axes

An incredible collection of six hundred axes was amassed by Pavel Šín from Konice in the Prostějov region, who has been entered into the Guinness Book of Records. For example, he owns a Celtic axe from 250 BC.

Shamanic greeting from the Bronze Age: Carved snake staff in perfect condition

Finnish archaeologists have discovered a 4,400-year-old life-size wooden stick in the shape of a snake. It may have been a ritual tool of a Neolithic shaman. The half-metre long stick with a wide open snake mouth was carved from a single piece of wood. It lay perfectly preserved in the peat of a prehistoric wetland near the town of Järvensuo, about 100 km northwest of Helsinki...

28. 7. 2013

28 Jul 2013 Human bones found in the theatre

Shocking findings were made by archaeological research in the vicinity of the theatre in Kladno. Researchers have discovered that hundreds of human skeletons are standing on top of it. Audience members sat just inches above the skeletons during performances.

New Nokta-Makro handheld security detectors

Introducing two new security detectors from Nokta-Makro