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Working together to discover our common archaeological heritage

Working together to discover our common archaeological heritage

strážce
2204 4
Institute of Archaeology of the CAS, Brno, v. v. i, Museum of Blansko, p. o. and the South Moravian Region cordially invite all those interested in metal detectors, archaeology and the possibilities of cooperation between prospectors and experts to a series of lectures "Together to discover our common archaeological heritage", which will take place on Tuesday 29th April, 2012. April 2025 at 17:00 in the premises of the Blansko Museum.
Detector discovery of a 2,000-year-old Dhaka treasure

Detector discovery of a 2,000-year-old Dhaka treasure

GM4PRO
14975 5
A set of luxury jewellery and ornaments from the 1st century BC was discovered by two detectorists in Breaze, Romania. It was originally owned by a high-ranking aristocrat. The find demonstrates the superior craftsmanship and cultural wealth of the ancient Dacians. It is the first-ever Dacia discovery from this area. Archaeologists believe they will find a previously unknown settlement nearby.
Lake Lhota Rally 2025

Lake Lhota Rally 2025

Elmara
8933 49
A competition day for all metal detecting enthusiasts! Added invitation from Jaccob.
Beautiful early medieval brooch in perfect condition

Beautiful early medieval brooch in perfect condition

GM4PRO
2668 3
An exceptionally well-preserved early medieval brooch was discovered during an archaeological survey as part of the construction of the Adare bypass in County Limerick. Experts say it narrows down the time period when a high-end craft workshop with reach into the highest circles of society operated in the area. The brooch ranks among the best Irish finds in decades.
The storm revealed a beautifully decorated, unprecedented dagger from the Hallstatt Age

The storm revealed a beautifully decorated, unprecedented dagger from the Hallstatt Age

Elmara
20851 17
A 2,800-year-old bronze decorated Hallstatt dagger was discovered after a strong storm on the western coast of the Polish part of the Baltic Sea. It was found by two detectorists from a local historical society while they were searching a section of a clay cliff that had collapsed onto the beach. It's a complete rarity, and its preservation makes it one of the rarest Polish discoveries.

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