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Seven Days Czechoslovakia - Polish War

It was 23 January 1919 and Czechoslovak troops, together with the legions, began the fight for the Polish-occupied Těšín region. In this seven-day war, Czechoslovakia had the upper hand from the beginning and quickly occupied the whole area. The war also brought about a rare dispute between Masaryk and Beneš, with Masaryk wanting to fight and Beneš fearing the reaction of the powers of the agreement.

First autumn news metal detector Garrett At Gold

The end of the year is approaching and so comes the first autumn news. There will be a few more this year, but we won't get ahead of the events to come. For all the fans of detectors Garrettthere is now a new Garrett AT Gold and it seems to make them very happy.

Keleč Treasure

In a dangerous and turbulent time, after the death of Prince Boleslav III, around 1002, an unknown merchant wandered through our country. For reasons known only to himself, he buried and hid his fortune in this place, perhaps to retrieve it when the danger passed. It never happened...

In memory of Jiří POTŮČEK - TOLARA part 1

Radiotelegraph operator of the SILVER A paragroup, Svob. Jiří Potůček (codename Tolar), was dropped from a British aircraft together with six other paratroopers of the ANTROPOID, SILVER A and SILVER B groups in the occupied territory of the Czechoslovakia on the night of 28-29 December 1941....

The mystery of the Baghdad batteries

It happened in 1938 during the works in Khujut Rab. Just outside Baghdad. Here, German archaeologist Wilhelm Konig recovered a five-inch-long (13cm) clay vessel containing a copper cylinder that encased an iron wire. The vessel showed signs of corrosion and initial tests indicated the presence of an acidic agent. Probably wine or wine vinegar.

HISTORY OF THE MEDAL AND CROSS OF ST. BENEDICT

The Medal of St. Benedict, one of the sacraments of the Holy Church, first saw the light of day probably in the Middle Ages in the environment of the Benedictine Order. In the artifacts in the Hunter's Club, this object was displayed as undesignated for some time; thanks to Cobra, you can now read the full history of this saintly medal.

Where the village was originally farmed

When we search the landscape, we are often faced with a question that is crucial to our further search. Was there anything here at all? Archaeologists themselves have attempted to answer this question in some general terms, defining the terms "something" and "nothing" as follows........

Liberation of Havlíčkův Brod in May 1945

I am sending some photos from the days when Havlíčkuv Brod was liberated.

Metal Detector Minelab E-Trac - Six Month Test by Treasure Hunter

So we have completed six months of testing of the Minelab E-trac metal detector. During the test I took many notes and consulted many times with the searchers who use the detector. Although I think I have mastered the detector, I certainly wouldn't say I can set it up 100% in all locations in those 6 months.

The Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) Part 3

Battle of White Mountain The Estates expected a miracle with the accession of Fridrich of Falt to the Bohemian throne. They were looking forward to the replenishment of the state treasury. His authority was sure to induce the Protestant princes of the Empire to support their uprising. And most importantly, his father-in-law, King James I of England, would support him politically, militarily and financially. But the expectation was not fulfilled