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10 Feb 2017 B-17G bomber near Rychnov 10. 2. 2017

10 Feb 2017 B-17G bomber near Rychnov

Viky
3341 22
Four years ago, archaeologists began researching the site where the B-17G bomber crashed. It happened on March 24, 1945 near Rychnov nad Kněžnou. It was heading for Berlin with 26 other planes.
I melted my gold

I melted my gold

jaccob
33968 29
Considering that the first two months of the new year were weather that wouldn't chase a dog away.So it was a bit of a time, after the heavy covid waves, to dig through the finds and sort out everything necessary and unnecessary.
A detectorist found a very rare medieval gold brooch - a prayer amulet

A detectorist found a very rare medieval gold brooch - a prayer amulet

GM4PRO
13156 9
A unique medieval gold brooch with inscriptions from 1150 to 1350 AD has been discovered in Wiltshire, England, with the help of a metal detector. The jewel is exceptional in its quality workmanship, impeccable styling and above all its double meaning - the text depicts a prayer written in Latin and also an abbreviation of a Hebrew incantation that was supposed to protect against evil powers...
Detectorists discover gold and silver pagan sacrifices; changing experts' views

Detectorists discover gold and silver pagan sacrifices; changing experts' views

GM4PRO
15177 2
Dozens of early medieval gold and silver coins and jewellery have been discovered near Hezingen in Twente. They were found with the help of metal detectors by two amateur archaeologists who went searching with permission in the Springendal nature reserve near the German border. They reported their discovery to Portable Antiquities Netherlands (PAN)...
1.12.2018 3,788 coins discovered in the forest 1. 12. 2018

1.12.2018 3,788 coins discovered in the forest

Viky
3407 5
Exactly 3,788 one- and two-crown coins were discovered by a chance finder in the forest near the small village of Staročernsko in the Pardubice region. The depot was acquired by the Museum of East Bohemia. The coins date from 1946 to 1946, i.e. the period before the currency reform.

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