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Anglo-Saxon gold raven and ring with filigree and garnets

In the English county of Staffordshire, a pair of detectorists came across extremely rare gold objects from the 6th to 7th century. A magnificent gold ring set with garnets and a unique ornament made of gold and garnets in the shape of a raven's head. Both artefacts were found within a short time span and only a few metres apart.

What it looks like inside the Coiltek coil factory, for metal detectors Minelab in Australia

For those who don't know, I'm writing this article from the other side of the planet, but if you want to see and experience something, you have to get off your ass sometimes.. (I hope those who always complain that we didn't do the event in their town, but in the one next door will read it😀)

Fragment of a gold bracelet from the Bronze Age

The results will come in Wednesday night. I'm swirling the drums and opening the attachment. It's in there. Gold 73.734%, silver 25.004% and copper 1.262%, or 16.988 carats. I may have missed, but I'm satisfied....

Easter discovery of a lifetime: the Roman treasure of silver denarii

The weekend before Easter, Bebe Mangeac went on a routine walk with a metal detector. Like so many times before. But this time, he experienced something incredible: On a small hill near the village of Letca Veche, he discovered a treasure. It contained nearly 1,500 Roman silver denarii from the 1st and 2nd centuries. It is one of the largest and most important ancient finds in Romania. SEE

The beauty of old iron: 2 100-year-old stone tools from the pre-Roman period

A set of 15 iron tools from the 1st century BC was discovered in the ancient quarry of Măgura Călanului in the Hunedoara region of Romania. It carries valuable information about the method of exploitation and provides a unique insight into Dacian stonework. It changes existing views on the construction of pre-Roman societies in Europe.

The Great Return - a remembrance of Czechoslovak soldiers from World War II

After more than six years of war, freedom came in May 1945. Our heroes returned home - the men and women who had stood up to Nazism on the Western and Eastern fronts, arms in hand.

A short look back at the Germanic festival on Pičhora

I would like to present to those who will be interested a small look back at the weekend's historical festival Markomania, focused on the ancient Germanic people in our territory.

A detective found a unique silver Viking brooch. Only two similar brooches are known in Europe

An extremely rare 9th century Viking brooch was discovered near Kelvedon in Essex in the autumn of 2023 using a metal detector. It has now been declared a treasure. It is the first example of its kind in England. Only a few examples are known in the whole of Europe.

War Special 80th anniversary of the end of World War II

After a long time, Wladislav and I prepared a "war special" for all warriors with metal detectors on LP. Wladyslav took the trouble to select the best wartime finds and since we are 80 years away from the end of WWII we added a little something.

1945 Calling all Czechs!

Exhibition "1945 Calling All Czechs!" presents the last phase of the Second World War in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia - a period of desperate German attempts at defence, but also of civil defiance, betrayal and courage. The exhibition will be open to the public at the Army Museum Žižkov from 30 April. Its authors are historians of the VHÚ Praha Tomáš Jakl and Jindřich Marek.