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An Iron Age grave in Norway

An Iron Age grave in Norway

Viky
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Archaeologists have discovered a remarkably well-preserved skeleton on the archipelago of Lofoten, which they believe dates back to the Iron Age. It appears to have an axe stuck in its jaw.
Minelab Equinox - down to the last screw, part 1

Minelab Equinox - down to the last screw, part 1

jaccob
109489 43
If you want to get the most out of your detector , it can only be done if you know how it works inside. That's why, starting today, we've prepared a little series where we're going to break down the features of Multi IQ technology down to the last detail
1.11. 1914 Battle of Coronel 1. 11. 1914

1.11. 1914 Battle of Coronel

Viky
12293 0
In the naval battle of Coronel, the Germans defeated the British.Vice-Admiral Maximilian von Spee forced the enemy to use their superior ship speed and better heightwith their ships looming on the horizon against the setting sun, and then he simply shot his opponent.
222 years old coin near the church

222 years old coin near the church

Viky
34891 7
The historically significant coin was found by metal detectorist Shane Houston near the church. It's a copper cent from 1798. It's the first U.S. federal penny.
Test: Six days with the Mars Gauss Metal Detector - the thorny road to a warm friendship

Test: Six days with the Mars Gauss Metal Detector - the thorny road to a warm friendship

GM4PRO
175607 57
Mars Gauss is the first product of a well-known Ukrainian manufacturer of probes and accessories for metal detectors. It is mainly known for the fact that its products have always been characterized by superior quality not only in terms of functionality, but also maximum durability. I vaguely remember a video where one of the Mars probes (maybe Discovery?) was run over by some guys in an off-road car, whereupon they still put it on the detector in a single shot and the probe worked flawlessly!
5000 year old skull surgery

5000 year old skull surgery

Viky
4822 3
Archaeologists have found a 5,000-year-old skull showing signs of surgery. But the man didn't live long after the procedure. Scientists say it's an exceptional condition, however, as brain surgery was common in ancient times.

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