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20. 7. 2012

20 Jul 2012 Soldiers' bodies in perfectly preserved trenches

The remains of 21 German soldiers were discovered by archaeologists in perfectly preserved trenches from the First World War. Located in eastern France near the town of Carspach. They died after an explosion.

Sunday rescue + emotional video

I'm watching a movie with my wife on Saturday night and a colleague writes that some tourists have lost their wedding ring in the water and are looking for help in a search group on Facebook.

Golden cross with garnet

Three years ago a prospector with a metal detector, Paul Haigh, discovered a gold cross with a garnet in a field in Elham. It has now been acquired by the Kent Archaeological Society (KAS)

19. 7. 2011

19. 7. 2011 10 thousand years old spear

A 90-centimetre-long spear was discovered by an archaeologist near the famous Yellowstone Park. It was in a pocket of melting glacier. Prehistoric people probably hunted animals in such a place to escape the heat.

18. 7. 2013

18 Jul 2013 Treasury of Celtic coins

A treasure containing 293 silver Celtic coins was found by a prospector eight years ago in the Swiss town of Füllinsdorf in the canton of Basel. At first, he discovered only a few coins buried in the soil.

"Cemetery" of animals near Mutěnice in Hodonín region

Scenes from the horror novel The Cemetery of the Animals are reminiscent of the find from Mutěnice in the Hodonín region. Archaeologists have discovered the remains of dogs and puppies. The pits are located away from the village.

17. 7. 2013

17 Jul 2013 The relics of St. Wenceslas are complete

The last part of St Wenceslas' armour was discovered by archaeologists eight years ago. They've been studying the sword, the armour and the helmet for several years. They have now discovered the remains of Wenceslas' banner.

Unique Viking textile found in a woman's grave

The discovery of embroidered textiles from the period of the Vikings is a rarity. A rather large piece was recently found by archaeologists in a woman's grave located in the Norwegian town of Hestnes. According to experts, the textile is over a thousand years old.

16. 7. 2013

16 Jul 2013 Tutankhamun was killed by a chariot

British archaeologists came up with surprising information in 2013. According to them, the famous Tutankhamun probably died after a collision with a chariot. Initially, it was thought that the cause of death was a widespread infection following an open fracture of the femur.

A 2,000-year-old golden disk - a symbol of national identity - has returned to Peru after 170 years

The National Museum of the American Indian has signed a memorandum with the Peruvian government for the return of the pre-Inca gold disk, symbol and coat of arms of the city of Cusco, to the country. An exceptional artifact of previously unknown significance and an interesting history of its owners, one of whom was even President of Peru, will finally return to its place of origin.