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12. 3.2011 He dug military trenches in his garden

Andrew Robertshaw from Surrey, UK, dug the 18-metre-long trenches in his garden. It's a perfect replica of the First World War. The military historian and teacher was helped to build the trenches by friends who had returned from Afghanistan.

The most beautiful find of April 2022 - qualification

Today, May 2, 2022, the qualification for the competition for the most beautiful find of April 2022 starts. You can add your suggestions until Tuesday, May 8, 2022, 20:00h.

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11. 3. 2011 Celtic huts with oven on the square in Bechyně

Eleven years ago, experts from the Hussite Museum in Tábor found an archaeological gem in Bechyně. They came across the remains of Celtic huts in the local square. They included a furnace, which the archaeologists also discovered.

EXHIBITION: Prehistory in Pavel Dvorský's illustrations

This year's season in the Pavlov Archaeopark will be enriched by a unique exhibition of a prominent representative of scientific illustration. He is a graphic designer and art teacher, academic painter Pavel Dvorský. Visitors will have the opportunity to see dozens of his original drawings, which were created in collaboration with prominent archaeologists and anthropologists.

Dog in Poland unearths unique depot of medieval coins

Near the town of Wałbrzych in south-western Poland, a dog found a large set of thin, single-sided medieval coins from the 13th century - well-preserved bractes. According to experts, this is the first such find in the last 100 years.

The most beautiful metal detector find of March 2022

The final for the month of March is here ladies and gentlemen :)

10 Mar 2013 Silver coins in leather shoe

A total of 477 silver coins from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were discovered by archaeologists nine years ago when they carried out a survey during the renovation of a house that was formerly the town hall in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The coins were hidden in a leather shoe.

What was found in the pantry? The composition of bio-waste in Roman times

The lecture will focus on one specific component of archaeological findings - archaeobotany. Plant macrofossils, i.e. the remains of parts of crops that people in the past grew, consumed, processed, or plants that that were found in the vicinity of their settlements, are a rich source of information about the everyday life of people in the past.

Sometimes a little miracle happens - Mars Gausses are here

Today, despite unbelievable peripeteia, the Mars Gauss metal detectors arrived, both versions!

9. 3. 1968 Polička Coin Treasure

Workers found a treasure in the shaft of one of the townhouses in Polička in 1968. It contains a total of twelve thousand Silesian coins. The town of Polička tried for years to get it from the East Bohemian Museum in Pardubice. Finally, it succeeded.