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24.2.2003 Fields hid a Celtic city

The field near Němčice nad Hanou is not at first sight exceptional. In 2003, however, archaeologists discovered that a Celtic town was located on the same site in the past. The settlement stood on the site of the so-called Amber Trail.

The first news this year Nexus Standart MP V3

Here comes the first news of the year!

Roofer finds medieval gold cross with detector, sells it at auction for hundreds of thousands

The so-called Throckenholt cross from the detector find was heading to auction with a maximum estimate of £8,000. But in the end, the gold medieval cross sold at auction for much more than anyone had estimated.

Saturday training of Minelab detectors

On Saturday, after a long forced break, another training of detectors Minelab took place, this time in Mníšek near Liberec. Thanks to the mayor of Mníšek for providing the land for this event.

War in Ukraine

Notice to all LP registrants

Nokta Legend metal detector - first introduction of the new detector

First presentation of the new Nokta Makro Legend metal detector

23.2.2020 He dug a septic tank, found a silver treasure

Ladislav Frémuth from Běleček in Pardubice will certainly not forget one Saturday afternoon. Two years ago, when he was digging a septic tank at his old house, he discovered a silver treasure. Specifically, 189 coins from the 17th and 18th centuries. He originally thought he'd found beer caps.

England recognises detectorists' contribution: medieval pendant millionth public find

A pendant discovered at Binbrook, Lincolnshire, has become the millionth reported archaeological discovery by the public. A report by the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) says that nearly 50,000 artefacts were reported in the last year, 91% of which were metal detector finds, with around one in 50 being declared treasure.

Lecture by Michal Lutovský The Last Czech King

The Regional Museum in Jílové u Prahy cordially invites you to a lecture by Michal Lutovský on 23.3.2022 at 17:30h

22.2.2011 Treasure hidden from the Nazis, grandson sells dishes at auction

During World War II, a wealthy Prussian family buried a treasure in the woods to escape the Nazis. The beautiful plates, cutlery and candlesticks were auctioned off 11 years ago. The artefacts were expected to sell for £15,000. They were discovered by the son of the original owner.