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Teknetics Minuteman metal detector, successor of BH Lone Star Pro

The Teknetics Minuteman metal detector is a "plug and go" device, but with great performance and price too. This detector replaces the older Lone Star Pro model in our range and outperforms it in every way, only the price has remained the same!

Unique silver brooch of a she-wolf nursing Romulus and Remus found in Valencia

A rare silver brooch dating from the 2nd century was discovered during archaeological excavations of the old Roman state building Hostalot-Idlum in the Spanish municipality of Vilanova d'Alcolea. It depicts the legendary story of a she-wolf nursing the brothers Romulus and Remus, the supposed founders of Rome. According to experts, this is an exceptional artefact of first-class quality and artful craftsmanship that is second to none.

History hunters - mystery on 12.3.2024

An even more bearded find than we had on Monday will hopefully make today's work day even better. :)

History hunters - mystery on 11.3.2024

Already in 2014, this strange "Amonite" appeared on LH, which ended up in the Bronze Age.

ID range differences between the new and older Equinox and Manticore detector series

Recently Minelab released a nice official ID scale comparison chart between the older Multi IQ system (Vanquish and Equinox 800/600 series) and the new scale (Manticore, Equinox 900/700 and X-terra Pro).

Ancient Germans in Výrovka and in the vicinity of Sadská

Here is an invitation to the next in a series of lectures by Zdeněk Beneš. On Wednesday 13 March at 17:00 we will learn all about the Germans in the vicinity of Sadská and the nearby stream Výrovka.

History hunters - mystery on 8.3.2024

This is already a bearded thing, found in 2017.

British PAS: 1.7 million total finds, a record 53,000 finds and almost 1,400 treasures in a year

The British Museum has recently published its latest annual report on the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS), a programme for recording archaeological finds for the public. It shows that 53,490 archaeological finds were reported in 2022, including 1,378 defined treasures, the highest number ever recorded in a single year...

History hunters - mystery on 7.3.2024

Today's mystery is "the gavel for the dwarves"

Coin depot from the Thirty Years' War

An unexpected find of small silver coins, or why it pays to carry toilet paper.