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3. 8. 1914

3.8. 1914 Germany declared war on France

The streets of all German cities were lined with cheering and singing crowds. "Es braust ein Ruf wie Donnerhall" rang out from thousands of throats. In early August 1914, Germany declared war on France.

New detectors Garrett Ace Apex and Mars Gauss

As the launch of both of these autumn releases is imminent, there is already an opportunity to pre-order. In addition to the Gauss, the article already includes a manual explaining the technology used by this new detector.

2. 8. 1934

2.8. 1934 Hitler appointed German leader

Hitler used the death of President Hindenburg to combine the functions of President and Chancellor and to take personal command of the armed forces. Abolishing the title of Reich President, he began to refer to himself as "Führer and Reich Chancellor".

1. 8. 1798

1.8. 1798 Battle of Abu-Kir

The first day of August 1798 brought one of the greatest clashes of the revolutionary and post-revolutionary years. It took place during Bonaparte's expedition just off the coast of Abu-Kir Bay, east of Alexandria.

31. 7. 1527

31.7. 1527 King Maximilian II is born.

After his accession to the throne, Maximilian II, as Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia and Hungary, followed his more conciliatory Catholic father. He had fifteen children. He died as a result of heart and kidney failure.

Two bridges, a unique axe and a sword from the 10th century discovered in the Polish lake Lednica

Archaeologists have mapped the bottom of the western part of the Polish lake Lednica. They have discovered the remains of bridges from the time of the first Polish rulers and also early and high medieval artefacts - including a silver-plated axe or a cross-decorated sword...

30. 7. 1419

30.7. 1419 The first Prague defenestration

The defenestration of the anti-Hussite constables in Prague's New Town simply returned the whole of Prague into Hussite hands and gave the king to understand that the Hussites would not retreat. It began on July 30, 1419.

3,000-year-old horse harness from detector find changes archaeologists' findings

Detectorist Mariusz Stepien found a rich Bronze Age assemblage near the Scottish border. A rich collection of buckles, a sheathed sword with a complete hilt, as well as a unique horse harness with ornaments, leather and wood remnants from the Late Bronze Age (1000 - 800 BC). This is the first find of its kind in Scotland and the method of attaching the various parts of the harness is the first time it has been seen in Britain...

The beginner's luck of a young detectorist - a sword from the 17th century

Ten-year-old schoolboy Fionntan Hughes, from Derrylaughan, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, was given a new Minelab Vanquish detector for his birthday and had great luck with it on his first day: He found a sword that was about 300 years old.

28. 7. 1420

28.7. 1420 Coronation of Sigismund as King of Bohemia

Sigismund became King of Bohemia in the presence of an incomplete number of lords and Prague constables. At the same time, he knighted many knights who had no knightly deeds behind them. But the ceremonial act was useless to Sigismund anyway.