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Unique 3 000 year old British bronze sickle

Archaeologists from the French Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (Inrap) recently discovered a beautifully preserved sickle from the Late Bronze Age. It is a sickle with an attachment; a very rare variant of British origin. It is evidence of the boom in trade and metalworking between the continent and the British Isles during the Atlantic Bronze Age.

Czechs reconstruct faces of women who worked hard in mines 6,000 years ago

Recently, three-dimensional reconstructions of the faces of two prehistoric nurses who worked in the harsh conditions of the horn mines in southern Moravia more than 6,000 years ago were presented to the public. The Krumlovský les mining site, which has been studied for decades by study co-author Martin Oliva, has thus acquired a completely new, human dimension.

LP is the official distributor of ZWO for the Czech and Slovak Republics

We would like to announce that our company has become an official distributor of the renowned ZWO brand for the Czech and Slovak Republics. ZWO is one of the world leaders in the development and production of modern astronomical equipment and in recent years has gained a lot of attention for its intelligent telescopes of the Seestar series.

Hassofest 2025 - or metal detectors for children

As I do every year, I set out to repay my year's worth of sins by serving the community and having a little fun with the metal detectors.

A special treasure from the Thirty Years' War: three silver coins in a copper cauldron

During planned research at the site of future construction work on the Gotthardtkirchplatz church grounds in Brandenburg am Havel, three silver coins from the early 17th century were found inside a large copper cauldron.

Unprecedented detector find of 800 Iron Age objects rescued

The over 2,000-year-old Melsonby Hoard is ranked among the largest Iron Age discoveries in the UK. It was found by detectorist Peter Heads and expertly recovered by archaeologists from Durham University. It immediately became a sensation and a subject of interest worldwide. Now, thanks to public support and grants, it is part of a clamp in the Yorkshire Museum.

The most beautiful metal detector find of July 2025 - qualification

We'll know what finalists we'll get this time in a few days, as the qualifiers for the most beautiful find of July are here. :) July has brought several exceptional finds and so several coin and bronze depots will almost certainly make it to the finals

A detectorist in southern Moravia discovered unique armour from the Trojan War

Scientists from the Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, in cooperation with amateur detectorists, have made an extraordinary discovery: during research at a secret site in southern Moravia, they uncovered objects and a piece of bronze armour from 3,200 years ago. The discovery is quite exceptional in the European context; it is only the second such example on our territory.

A Nazi officer stole a 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic. It has now been returned

Eighty years on, a rare ancient mosaic stolen during the Second World War has returned to Pompeii. The beautiful, well-preserved artefact depicts an intimate scene between a man and a woman. It was stolen in 1944 by a German Wehrmacht officer, then serving as a supply officer in Italy.

Metal detector instructional videos Minelab Equinox 900/700 and setting FE Bias to negative numbers

The article contains instructional videos for the Minelab Equinox 900 and Equinox 700 metal detectors. The last short video only covers the option to set the FE Bias to -1.