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8. 7. 2008

8. 7. 2008 Treasure from Bernartice

He apparently originally went out with a metal detector to look for World War II coins. But he found a different treasure, namely 16th-century artifacts. He discovered several dozen copper ribs and an 18k gold apron.

Beautiful Roman signet ring with Achilles and Penthesilea changes historians' views

At the site of the archaeological site of Tossal de Baltarga in the Catalan Pyrenees, a rivera jeweled seal ring with an engraving of Achilles holding the slain Amazonian queen Penthesilea. According to a recent study published in the European Journal of Archaeology, the ring and other finds are evidence that the highlands were much more important to the Romans than previously thought.

7. 7. 2005

7. 7. 2005 Fifteen thousand gold objects

Eleven years ago, Bulgarian archaeologists discovered an unprecedented golden treasure near the village of Dabene. It is located about 120 kilometres from Sofia. The depot contained fifteen thousand small and exquisitely crafted gold objects.

6. 7. 2010

6. 7. 2010 Church issued a rare coin

The Swabian Hall was discovered by archaeologists at the ruins of the Church of St. Linhart in the forests of Karlovy Vary. It is one of the rare coins found there. On one side is a hand, on the other the Maltese Cross.

5. 7. 2018

5. 7. 2018 Statuette with a bronze pearl in the chest

The unique find was reported three years ago by researchers from the Institute of Archaeological Heritage Care in Brno. They found a clay statue of a man with a bronze pearl in his chest near Otrokovice. Something similar is unprecedented in our territory. The artefact is over three thousand years old.

Northern Germany's oldest shoe discovered

Archaeologists from the Lower Saxony State Heritage Office (NLD) in cooperation with the mining company Vechta found a well-preserved leather shoe. Together with various parts of the wagon, it had been hanging in the peat bog right next to an old plank path for more than 2,000 years.

4. 7. 2010

4. 7. 2010 283 German skulls buried

The remains of the original German inhabitants were buried near Deštné. It was speculated that they were murdered at the end of World War II. But their exact identities have not been established.

3. 7. 2009

3. 7. 2009 Stone tools, mammoth tusks and rare vessels

Archaeologists boasted of rare finds in South Moravia twelve years ago. Next to Dolní Věstonice and Pavlov, they discovered stone tools, mammoth tusks and rare vessels. Mammoth hunters lived there.

2. 7. 2009

2. 7. 2009 Celtic coins at Bratislava Castle

Rare Celtic coins and part of a building from the Roman Empire were unearthed by archaeologists in the area of the reconstructed Bratislava Castle. They have confirmed that the capital was an important centre of power in antiquity.

Ancient burial site with rich equipment reveals new facts

Excavations of a burial site in the ancient Roman city of Boutae in southeastern France have revealed richly furnished Germanic tombs dating from the second half of the 5th century. Research suggests that a stable Burgundian population lived in the Rhineland as early as 443.