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Ritual Roman bronzes found by detectorists sold for record amount

Two friends - detectorists James Spark and Mark Didlick from York - found an 1,800-year-old Roman treasure in a field near Ryedale in North Yorkshire last May. A unique votive set of bronze busts of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius and the god Mars on horseback was found along with anotherwith other items, was auctioned for a sum that exceeded all expectations.

6. 5. 2011

6. 5. 2011 Viking treasure contained 200 silver jewels

The Viking treasure was found ten years ago by a prospector with a metal detector. Darren Webster unearthed 200 pieces of silver jewellery in Cumbria, north-west England. There's been a lot of interest in the hoard.

The most beautiful find of May 2021 - QUALIFICATIONS

May qualification is here. Suggest your top 5 finds for the month of May.

5. 6. 2012

5. 6. 2012 Rare axe under the Chlum hill

The oldest iron axe found on our territory was discovered nine years ago by a collaborator of the Mladá Boleslav Museum under the Chlum hill. Its age was estimated at about 2500 years.

Invitation to the exhibition Bitterness in the flock of Christ

Hussites in Northwest Bohemia in 1421

4. 6. 2016

4. 6. 2016 Meteorite iron dagger

The results of an interesting research were published five years ago by Egyptian and Italian scientists. They found that Tutankhamun's dagger is made of iron originating from a meteorite.

3. 6. 2012

3. 6. 2012 Spooky pictures of shoes and coat from Titanic

Nine years ago, the public was able to see for the first time photos of shoes and a coat from the wreck of the Titanic. It was a century after the ship sank in the North Atlantic. The images were meant to illustrate the tragedy that took place.

New website not only for searchers with detectors - zajateckeznamky.cz

Wladyslav has built a new website and like his project arsenbronze.eu, it is mainly for everyone who enjoys searching and then trying to determine what it is that they have found.

2. 6. 2011

2 Jun 2011 Massive tunnels link Scotland to Turkey

Thousands of Stone Age tunnels were discovered by archaeologists ten years ago. It is a truly unique system that stretches across Europe. They connect Scotland with distant Turkey.

1. 6. 2013

1. 6. 2013 Bošilecký treasure

Thirty-eight years ago, Miloš Kříž from Rodvínov, near Jindřichův Hradec, discovered a silver treasure hidden under the floor of St Martin's Church in Bošilec during construction work. All he had to do was reach out with a pickaxe and dig into the ground. The depot contained 750 coins.