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A pillory of shame for thieves or prostitutes

A pillory of shame for thieves or prostitutes

Viky
5297 1
The mystery was solved two years ago by archaeologists in Trebic. They discovered a strange stone table. In the end, they discovered that it was a medieval pillory of shame from the 14th century.
Days of crafts - Celtic open-air museum Nasavrky

Days of crafts - Celtic open-air museum Nasavrky

strážce
4697 0
The Celts were master craftsmen. Experience how they made pottery, worked wood, wove cloth, cast bronze jewellery, forged iron or minted coins. On Saturday evening you can also enjoy a concert by the bands VRBA and VALAR.
Bracelets

Bracelets

ice.shadow
44696 30
Yesterday was a bad day, I was generally in a bad mood, so my wife kicked me out for a search..
He was looking for a plane, found a unique treasure from the Bronze Age

He was looking for a plane, found a unique treasure from the Bronze Age

GM4PRO
36622 7
While searching for the wreckage of a World War II plane near Thisted, Denmark, detectorist Peter Jensen discovered a unique set of Bronze Age figurines and ceremonial axes. The discovery was made in 2019, and after subsequent research and conservation, it will now be officially displayed along with other rare local artefacts to mark the opening of the new museum in Thisted.
A shoebox coin sold for £21,000

A shoebox coin sold for £21,000

Viky
12141 1
A secret treasure trove of over 1,000 historic coins, mostly hidden in shoeboxes, sold at auction for nearly £21,000. The incredible collection was discovered by a widow from Luton, Bedfordshire, England, while going through her late husband's belongings. The coins were locked in a desk or cupboard.

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