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Metal detectors Minelab Vanquish 60 series are in customs

Specifications for sending the first detectors, downloadable instructions and instructional videos

Life of a Professional Treasure Hunter - 1971 BBS

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Detectorist finds gold royal jewel, museum buys it for nearly 100 million

An exceptional gold pendant from the Tudor period, the Tudor Heart, has been acquired for the British Museum's collections through a public collection. In the end, a full £3.5 million was raised, a tenth of which came from small donors - the public. The finder's fee will come to a handsome £49 million, with the same amount going to the landowner.

Enigma and other secret projects

The National Technical Museum invites you to a unique short-term exhibition dedicated to legendary cryptographic technology, cryptology and secret projects of the 20th century.

Treasure near Sázava

Fifteen years ago, one sunny day, I finally managed to go to Sázava with the detector. I didn't want to, but the weather was too good to stay at home. I threw the detector in the car and drove.

Treasures of Eastern Moravia

We invite all seekers and history lovers to the exhibition Treasures of Eastern Moravia

Are your eyes burning? Rub them with poop. The first real evidence that the Romans treated themselves with human excrement

Ancient authors such as Pliny the Elder or Galen describe the use of human and animal excrement in the treatment of inflammation, wounds, skin problems, eye diseases and other ailments. These recipes have long been considered rather exaggerated contemporary theories. But a recent study proves for the first time that excreta preparations were actually produced, stored and distributed for medicinal purposes in the Roman world.

Basics of field archaeology for detectorists

On Saturday, February 28, from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m., you will have the opportunity to "look under the hood" of field archaeology designed specifically for metal detectorists.

Vanquish 360 in the January sea

This year's January weather in the Czech Republic was not good for searching, so I decided to warm my bones somewhere else

The most beautiful metal detector find January 2026 - qualification

This winter, it's surprisingly cold. Still, there are several very interesting finds that will definitely make it to the January finals. Qualifying ends on Monday, February 9, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.