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A 3,000-year-old bronze treasure was discovered in northern Bohemia

A 3,000-year-old bronze treasure was discovered in northern Bohemia

GM4PRO
27931 9
A treasure from the Middle Bronze Age was discovered near Budyně nad Ohří. A set of nineteen bronze objects consisting of tools, weapons and jewellery was discovered in a field on the outskirts of the town by a detectorist who handed the artefacts over to the Podřipské Museum in Roudnice nad Labem...
The most beautiful metal detector find of June 2024 - qualification

The most beautiful metal detector find of June 2024 - qualification

Elmara
106215 47
It's the first of the month and so the new qualifications for the month of June begin. Even though the fields are full of grain, we have been blessed with a lot of beautiful things. I'd like to say that I don't see any clear favourite, but it would be the same as always...
BARON TRENCK: The Secret of the Mummy

BARON TRENCK: The Secret of the Mummy

strážce
15907 0
The most famous prisoner of Špilberk, the commander of the Pandurs, Baron František Trenck, died on 4 October 1749. He was buried in the tomb of the Capuchin monastery in Brno, where his body was naturally mummified. The exhibition Baron Trenck: The Mystery of the Mummy summarises the results of research by a team of specialists using the most modern methods of forensic anthropology, forensic medicine and molecular biology.
A 1700-year-old hoard of silver coins from the last Jewish revolt of antiquity

A 1700-year-old hoard of silver coins from the last Jewish revolt of antiquity

GM4PRO
45665 0
In the ancient city of Lydda (today's Lod) near Tel Aviv, a rare silver treasure was discoveredand bronze coins from the period of the last Jewish revolt against Roman rule. The coins, dating from between 221 and 354, were found during excavations of the ruins of a public building dating from the late Roman and early Byzantine periods, the first evidence of a Jewish uprising in the city...

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