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Events Hrubšice

Events Hrubšice

Ladek
11087 49
I'm sending info on the archaeologists meeting with the detectorists. The event is aimed at beginning detectorists. Lectures will be given accordingly. I would like to do this as a pilot event with the idea that if there is a good response, we will meet more regularly.
22 Sep 2014 Celtic settlement in Týnec nad Labem 22. 9. 2014

22 Sep 2014 Celtic settlement in Týnec nad Labem

Viky
3413 0
Coins, a boar's head from a bucket and a ring of Italian origin. All these finds were discovered by archaeologists on a hill in Týnec nad Labem, where a Celtic hillfort was located. In the past, ships with shipments from the Amber Road area were probably unloaded in the area in question.
Pensioner hiding £75,000 coin collection

Pensioner hiding £75,000 coin collection

Viky
12161 5
A rare collection of coins was hidden by seventy-two-year-old John Cross of Canterbury. Experts say it's worth £75,000 and contains some really rare coins. The treasure was only discovered after the pensioner's death. He was living alone in a caravan.
The most beautiful metal detector find of August 2021

The most beautiful metal detector find of August 2021

Elmara
32761 44
The selection of finds for August was no fun even for the admins. Personally, I had no problem picking 20 items that certainly deserved it. In the end, 3 votes were made as the "cut" and thanks to that we have the final 14.
Detectorist finds rare 1,200-year-old Anglo-Saxon silver brooch

Detectorist finds rare 1,200-year-old Anglo-Saxon silver brooch

GM4PRO
8500 2
Iain Sansome made the find of a lifetime in the form of a massive early medieval 9th century silver brooch in a field near Cheddar, County Somerset. The Anglo-Saxon jewel in typically precise Trewhiddle style has now been declared a treasure...

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