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20. 9. 2008

20 Sep 2008 He handed over the treasure to the museum, got a reward

Pavel Mládek from Stěžer, who discovered a bronze treasure, received a reward of 25 thousand crowns from the Hradec Králové Region. Specifically, two axes, eight talents and a needle. He handed everything over to the museum, for which he was rewarded.

19. 9. 2014

Sep 19, 2014 For a million dollar treasure 40 thousand

They found silver coins worth CZK 1.5 million, but they only received a CZK 20 000 reward from the regional authority. Zdeněk Matějka and his colleague discovered the treasure near Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou. They were expecting a higher find.

A rare Renaissance shield from the collection of Franz Ferdinand returned to the Czech Republic

The Philadelphia Museum of Art and the National Historic Preservation Institute have jointly announced an agreement to return to the Czech Republic a unique Italian shield of incalculable value from the workshop of Girolamo di Tommaso da Treviso (1497 - 1544). Missing after the war, it was recently found in the armour and weapons galleries as part of the Carl Otto Kretzschmar von Kienbusch Museum Collection in Philadelphia, where it has been on display since 1976.

18. 9. 2011

18. 9.2011 Engine from Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter

Almost half a meter on the ground was a preserved engine of a Messerschmitt Bf fighter which was shot down in 1945 during the liberation of Brno. The parts were found only ten years ago and went to the Moravian Museum.

Rare 3,000-year-old grave of woman with unusually heavy bronze jewellery discovered in Siberia

Archaeologists in the Republic of Khakassia in southern Siberia have discovered a richly furnished female tomb with a number of massive, heavy bronze jewels made specifically for funerary purposes. The grave lay near a stone cairn, dating from the 8th to 10th centuries BC.

17. 9. 2008

17 Sep 2008 Knight under the concrete slab

A surprise awaited the workers who were working in the centre of Bruntál thirteen years ago. They discovered a tomb where a member of the then Order of German Knights was buried.

16 Sep 2010 Grave of a Langobard warrior

A unique discovery was made eleven years ago by archaeologists near Kyjov in southern Moravia. They discovered an intact grave of a sixth-century Langobard warrior. He was buried with a sword, shield and spear.

The Great Danish Golden Treasure

The 1500-year-old pre-Viking find is one of Denmark's most important gold treasures. It contains more than 20 rare items, making it a major find in Danish history.

14. 9. 2020

14 Sep 2020 Treasure worth four million

The treasure discovered last year by a couple in the woods near the Kladruby monastery in the Tachov region is worth around four million crowns. The depot contained 435 gold and silver coins from the 14th century.

Call for searchers in Litoměřice - If I Ever Lose My Eyes

With director Lea Petříková we are preparing a feature-length experimental film If I Ever Lose My Eyes. Part of the project deals with the Litoměřice region (Lovosice, Čížkovice, Ovčín hill and surroundings) and metal detectorists in this approximate area. (Tomas Pertold)