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Highway to prehistory

This year, the Prácheň Museum in Písek opens in January. In the Small Exhibition Halls you can visit the exhibition Highway to Prehistory from Saturday 14 January to Sunday 5 February from 9 am to 3.30 pm (including Mondays).

A Nazi map with "clues to the treasure" has been declassified

In the Netherlands, documents with "clues to a treasure not yet found" have been published. The map, which some believe may refer to the location of the rich Nazi loot, is among secret documents now being made public for the first time...

Additional coils for Minelab Vanquish, Equinox and Manticore detectors

There are inquiries about additional coils pretty much every day. In the article you will find their division and description according to their use.

A well-preserved well with ritual gifts from the Bronze Age has been discovered in Bavaria

3,000 years ago, it was 5 metres deep. A Bronze Age well excavated by archaeologists this year in Germering, Upper Bavaria. Bronze and ceramic finds or intricately decorated jewellery at the bottom, together with the context of other nearby wells, suggest its ritual use...

New test software for Nokta Legend V.1.10 BETA

Nokta has just released a test BETA VERSION of the new software, which can be tested by all end users.

Žatec treasure

From 12 January 2023, the K. A. Polánek in Žatec, a new permanent exhibition will be opened, which will present the Žatec treasure from the beginning of the 11th century for the first time in its entirety. In its time, it represented fabulous wealth for its owner, and to this day it is the heaviest and richest depot in terms of the range of objects deposited before 1050 in Bohemia.

Battle of Lodenica

Hello, fellow searchers. In cooperation with the Brno Museum we are carrying out extensive research of the Battle of Lodenica.

Neutron technology finds bones and textiles inside medieval reliquary

A very rare enamel pendant used as a relic box was discovered in a medieval waste pit in the Old Town of Mainz. Attempting to open it threatened irreversible damage. Experts therefore used neutron tomography to examine the contents of the box non-destructively and preserve its integrity for future generations.

Archaeology from the sky

The exhibition Archaeology from the Sky in the Anthropos Pavilion of the Moravian Museum will take you to unearthly heights from which you can see what is normally invisible: traces of the life of our ancestors long hidden underground or in the relief of the terrain.

Gold ring with diamond from 1388

A gold medieval ring discovered inThorncombe (south-west England) by prospector David Board, three months after he bought a new metal detector. The jewel was on sale for nearly £40,000.