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The Celts

Lovers of history, archaeology and living history are cordially invited to a guided tour of the exhibition Celtic Agara, which will be held in cooperation with the chief of the Boionia tribe. The event will offer a unique opportunity to glimpse the world of the Celts through the eyes of reconstruction and archaeological knowledge.

Silver sabretache, coins, gold jewellery and weapons in the graves of elite warriors from the 10th century.

An archaeological excavation in the village of Akasztó in southern Hungary has yielded the extraordinary discovery of three richly furnished graves of elite cavalry warriors from the period of the Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian Basin. They were young boys and an adult man - all related. The graves contained weapons, jewellery, rare silver coins, gold and silver decorated belts, including a horse harness. They were dated between 920 and 930 AD and are among the most important discoveries from this period.

Jewels of Prehistory

Museum of Bohemian Paradise in Turnov invites you to the extraordinary exhibition Jewels of Prehistory, which is a symbolic highlight of the celebration of 140 years since the founding of the museum.

Archaeologist in your pocket

These days the Institute for Cultural Landscape Research has published its first publication entitledArchaeologist in your pocket - a guide to the unknown world of archaeology.

The gold and silver grave of a 7th century Chinese noblewoman

Archaeologists in Shaanxi province have uncovered a luxurious Tang Dynasty tomb. Its chamber was in pristine condition and lavishly furnished; it contained pottery, bronze objects, gold and silver artifacts, including a gold comb or Western-style silver cup or Persian silver coins. The tomb is also unique for its surviving inscriptions: they reveal the owner's name, her status and date of death.

Josef Ladislav Píč and Czech archaeology at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries

National Museum, National Museum Society and Czech Archaeological Society cordially invite the professional and general public to the launch of the new book Karel Sklenář - Josef Ladislav Píč and Czech Archaeology between the 19th and 20th Century.

DWARF Lab introduces DWARF III - a smart telescope that makes astronomy accessible to everyone

Astronomy is no longer just about complicated montages, finding objects on the map and hours spent setting up equipment. DWARF III is a modern smart telescope that can offer in minutes what not long ago required years of experience - observing and photographing the night sky completely automatically.

Most Beautiful Metal Detector Find December 2025 - Qualification

The last qualification for the most beautiful find of the year 2025 comes a bit late

Incredible discovery in Norfolk: a complete Celtic carnyx and a boar's head banner

A legendary Celtic brass instrument has been discovered in Thetford, England: a complete iron lyre-shaped trumpet - the so-called carnyx. It is only the third find of this type in Britain and the best preserved and most complete in the world. A boar's head flag - the first of its kind in Britain - also lay beside the carnyx.

Evolution of Czech mammoths

Mammoths are often perceived by the public mainly through their last representative - the woolly mammoth. However, the real picture of their occurrence in Bohemia is much more varied and diverse than it seems at first sight.