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Days of crafts - Celtic open-air museum Nasavrky

The Celts were master craftsmen. Experience how they made pottery, worked wood, wove cloth, cast bronze jewellery, forged iron or minted coins. On Saturday evening you can also enjoy a concert by the bands VRBA and VALAR.

Archaeologists uncover 4,000-year-old 'Stonehenge of the Netherlands' with huge surprise

During rescue research ahead of a planned development near the town of Tiel, near Utrecht, archaeologists uncovered an approximately 4,000-year-old religious sitenicknamed the "Stonehenge of the Netherlands" with dozens of burials full of unique objects and a solar calendar in the form of a large mound.

Setting the Ferrous Limits of the Manticore detector

Correctly setting up this feature is an essential part of setting up Manticore, and since we get the highest number of questions about setting it up, we'll devote a separate article to it.

The most beautiful metal detector find of May 2023 - final

The finals in May are really worth it. Not only were there a huge number of submissions, but they were divided into those that received a large number of votes and those that had only a minimal number of nominations.

Bracelets

Yesterday was a bad day, I was generally in a bad mood, so my wife kicked me out for a search..

He was looking for a plane, found a unique treasure from the Bronze Age

While searching for the wreckage of a World War II plane near Thisted, Denmark, detectorist Peter Jensen discovered a unique set of Bronze Age figurines and ceremonial axes. The discovery was made in 2019, and after subsequent research and conservation, it will now be officially displayed along with other rare local artefacts to mark the opening of the new museum in Thisted.

Metal Detector Articles Minelab Manticore

We've had several inquiries about articles on Manticore. Czech is already out, so what's going to happen.

A shoebox coin sold for £21,000

A secret treasure trove of over 1,000 historic coins, mostly hidden in shoeboxes, sold at auction for nearly £21,000. The incredible collection was discovered by a widow from Luton, Bedfordshire, England, while going through her late husband's belongings. The coins were locked in a desk or cupboard.

Detectorist discovers a rare treasure of 2,500-year-old jewels of the Lusatian culture

Łukasz Jabłoński was searching with his metal detector for artefacts from the First World War near Turobin, Poland, when he came across a set of Bronze Age ornaments. They date from 550 - 400 BC, i.e. from the end of the Lusatian culture, even individual finds of which are extremely rare in this part of Poland...

Regular sale of exhibited and demonstration detectors

As every year, we also have a regular sale of exhibited and demonstration detectors. Since we will be selling many of them for essentially some residual price, we won't be putting it on the bazaar either, but whoever writes in first will get it. If a detector sells, we will update the article.