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New Nokta Score metal detectors

New Nokta Score metal detectors

Freon
40567 0
Discover the new Nokta SCORE metal detectors using simultaneous multi-frequency (SMF) technology. These durable and waterproof metal detectors combine essential functions in a sleek, ergonomic design. Experience the power of multi-frequency evaluation, seamlessly integrated into a user-friendly design. Simply turn it on and go searching.
Dating of horse shoes

Dating of horse shoes

Brumla
62193 17
Horseshoe, probably the most common iron find during forest expeditions. Most prospectors dig it up by mistake and then hang it on a tree or leave it on a stump. Yet these are some of the oldest objects commonly encountered during a search, and can be useful clues to understanding the site.
1500 year old golden buckles with the oldest depiction of the Khan of the Heavenly Turks

1500 year old golden buckles with the oldest depiction of the Khan of the Heavenly Turks

GM4PRO
77490 0
At the very height of eastern Kazakhstan near the borders with China, Russia and Mongolia, two golden plaques from the 6th century were recovered from the Eleke Sazy tomb complex. Both were lying in the central chamber of a nobleman's tomb and bear what is probably the earliest ever depiction of the crowned leader of the Göktürks - the so-called "Heavenly Turks"...
In the footsteps of JAKUB KRČÍN

In the footsteps of JAKUB KRČÍN

namor
67797 37
Who among the Czechs would not know Jakub Krčín, undoubtedly the most famous fishmonger of all times. Although he came from a bourgeois family, his innate intelligence, unbreakable diligence and abilities elevated him in the course of his life among the highest social elite of his time.
Ancient coin box with coins

Ancient coin box with coins

GM4PRO
54730 0
In Hadrianopolis, today's Turkish city of Edirne, a set of almost 1,400-year-old coins was discovered in a ceramic jar. It is probably not a classic coin hoard - a depot, but rather a period "piggy bank", or a domestic treasure box.

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