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With the ZWO Seestar S50 intelligent telescope in Brdy

With the ZWO Seestar S50 intelligent telescope in Brdy

Elmara
88743 0
This weekend was the last chance for summer observing and since the sky was supposed to be cloudless we went to Brda for the night. The weather was really good, although a nasty haze came from the west and it was not ideal. Still, still a lovely warm evening, with the smell of grass amidst the meadows everywhere and the starry sea above you. So what more could you ask for.
A treasure trove of 2,300-year-old silver coins discovered in the desert

A treasure trove of 2,300-year-old silver coins discovered in the desert

GM4PRO
44859 5
An archaeological excavation in the Mleiha area of the United Arab Emirates has yielded a significant discovery: a 9-kilogram container of silver coins dating back to the 3rd century BC. It contained a total of 409 massive silver coins of the tetradrachm type, inspired by the coins minted by Alexander the Great.
Our Slavic ancestors came to us from Ukraine

Our Slavic ancestors came to us from Ukraine

GM4PRO
43491 15
An international team of archaeogeneticists from Germany, Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic and Croatia has presented the first large-scale genetic study of medieval Slavic populations in the journal Nature. The analysis of more than 550 genomes revealed that the Slavs originated from a northern route between the southern region of Belarus and central Ukraine - proving for the first time the previous hypotheses of linguists and archaeologists.
2,600-year-old clay urn in Lidl, Poland

2,600-year-old clay urn in Lidl, Poland

GM4PRO
38429 2
At the beginning of September, an extraordinary relic was presented at the Archelological Museum in Gdańsk: a clay urn in the shape of an Iron Age house. It was found during research in front of the planned construction of a Lidl transshipment point. It contains the human remains of at least four individuals. It is one of the rarest Late Iron Age finds in Poland.
Not Only Roman Empresses and Their Images on Coins - Volume I.

Not Only Roman Empresses and Their Images on Coins - Volume I.

Juno-Moneta
26070 2
I think every searcher will eventually find something they enjoy. For me, the Roman period is one of the most interesting periods ever. And in the context of Europe, I consider it the most important, if we're talking about a European civilization.

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