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Helikon-Tex on Treasure Hunters

We would like to introduce a new LP. Detektory Mlejnský s.r.o has become a dealer of Helikon-Tex in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In the coming weeks we will be adding all clothing and equipment from the company whose products we have been using for many years.

Medieval set of liturgical silverware and a hoard of silver coins

Last autumn, archaeologists from the Hungarian National Museum discovered the remains of a three-aisled basilica of a former Benedictine abbey and an older rotunda during a test excavation. This year they returned to the site in Tomajmonostora in eastern Hungary with the aim of thoroughly investigating the site. In the process, they found a medieval grave from the 13th to 14th centuries with the skeletal remains of a man holding a silver chalice and a communion bowl.

New Nokta Triple Score is in stock

The Nokta TRIPLE SCORE PRO PACK metal detector uses simultaneous multi-frequency technology (SMF). The detector is housed in a lightweight yet robust waterproof design. All functions are integrated into a user-friendly interface that allows users who do not like to set anything up use the factory values and allows those who like to use advanced features to customize the detector perfectly....

Two new features for owners of Rutus Versa metal detectors

This week Rutus introduced two new features for Versa metal detector owners.

New Nokta Score 3 detector and extreme summer discount on Score and Score 2 detectors

Yesterday, Nokta announced the arrival of the Score 3 Pro Pack detector and also announced an unprecedented discount on the lower variants of Score and Score 2!

He found a 2,000-year-old Celtic figurine, sold it at auction

At Little Chishill in Cambridgeshire, detectorist Bob Jemmett managed to discover a unique Celtic bronze fertility figurine from the 1st century 6 years ago. He found it in a freshly ploughed field during a mass detector expedition. He reported the discovery to the Portable Antiquities Scheme and after subsequent investigation it was returned to him, stating that it did not qualify as a treasure. This Friday, it was offered at auction...

Performance comparison of the new Minelab multi-frequency detector series

With the arrival of the new X-Terra ELITE detector, the logical question for many of you is what is the difference between the new X-Terra ELITE and the higher-end Equinox 700 detector.

Scientists find world's oldest surviving wine

In 2019, a circular 1st-century mausoleum with rich grave goods was discovered during the renovation of a house in Carmona, Spain. Among other things, a glass ashtray urn containing a strange reddish liquid. The liquid, preserved after 2,000 years, is a "miracle" in itself, but the liquid has now been analysed and found to contain wine. The world's oldest wine...

The Marcomannic Wars

I would like to share a short article about the period of the so-called. Marcomannic Wars, which I recently wrote for the fcb page of our group Wulfaswaiut dealing with the life of "our" Germans, especially in the 2nd century. The Marcomannic wars also affect our territory and our history to a great extent.

2,000-year-old mounds with gold jewels on the Silk Road

Archaeologists have discovered burial mounds with rich equipment in Turkistan, Kazakhstan. Among the artefacts were gold jewellery, weapons and arrowheads or everyday objects. All from the period of the virtually unknown Kangju state between the 5th century BC and the 4th century AD.