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Tartar, periodontal disease and the last meal: Chewing gum with Stone Age tooth impressions as canned DNA

Around 9 700 years ago, Mesolithic hunters and gatherers camped on the western coast of Scandinavia. The group included youngsters who chewed resin. Thirty years ago, research at the same site revealed 1,849 flint artefacts and 115 pieces of resin. Now, their DNA analysis has yielded fascinating and detailed information about what the youngsters were eating on that day 9,700 years ago, the state of their teeth and oral microbiome, or where their ancestors came from...

The most beautiful find of January 2024 - qualification

While the finale of "The Most Beautiful Find of 2023" is underway, there's also a new annualto our traditional competition, and although January has been quite unkind to the weather, there's certainly plenty to choose from.

New multi-frequency metal detectors Rutus in the offer of Lovecpokladu.cz

Rutus is another company that has moved from conventional single frequency VLF detectors to multi-frequency technology. They currently produce two advanced models, Versa and Atrex, which are sold in 4 configurations.

In a 1,700-year-old Mayan royal tomb, a jade mask of the god

Archaeologists from National Geographic have discovered a beautiful royal jade mask from the mid-4th century at Chochkitam near Petén, Guatemala. It survived looting by looters and was stored in the pyramid's burial chamber. Experts have deciphered the inscriptions and identified its owner and the god it represents.

How to prepare mined black silver from water for further processing

As many of you know, even silver of high purity suffers greatly from prolonged exposure to water. A thick black patina begins to form on the surface, which grows into a crust with prolonged exposure to water, and this crust begins to stick to the surrounding grains of sand, etc.

Golden treasure in the flint cavity

The British Museum's latest PAS Annual Report states that for 2022, the most treasures have been reported since the Portable Antiquities Scheme was launched. A total of 53,000 archaeological finds were reported and of these, 1,378 cases met the definition of treasure, including a very interesting hoard of gold Celtic staters in a flint 'box'...

The most beautiful metal detector find of December 2023 - final

The last final of 2023 for the month of December is here, and there are 13 wonderful finds. The bar to cross this month was 7 votes so the selection is quite varied.

Find of the month December - draw for the Mars tracker competition

As every month, we drew one new owner of the Mars tracker from all those who took the time to write their suggestions for the TOP 5 finds of the month.

What didn't archaeologists find? - exhibition

The aim of the exhibition is to present the phenomenon of amateur collaborators of East Bohemian archaeology across time and to introduce one of the most important amateur searchers, Jan Klen.

Moravian Medals of the Renaissance and Baroque

The topic of the lecture focuses on the earliest phase of medal making in Moravia in the Central European context. It describes the creation of the first Moravian medals in the first half of the 16th century and presents a relatively complete survey of Renaissance medals (from the first half of the 16th century to the first half of the 17th century).