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

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

Juno-Moneta
19723 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.
Latin graves with rich equipment discovered near Prague

Latin graves with rich equipment discovered near Prague

GM4PRO
7655 5
During the planned research of the expanded D7 motorway between Knovíz and Slany, about 40 km northwest of Prague, archaeologists discovered 15 graves, including five Latin graves. Among them also. a female grave with a rich collection of jewellery.
Grand plans and sober reality

Grand plans and sober reality

strážce
5009 0
Romans in Moravia? Yes! As early as 1925, archaeologists first focused on Mušov, which today is one of the most important sites of Roman monuments in our country. Come back with us to the beginning of this story - to a time when Czechoslovak archaeology was learning to stand on its own two feet.
Not Merlin, but a Stone Age cow: another Stonehenge mystery revealed

Not Merlin, but a Stone Age cow: another Stonehenge mystery revealed

GM4PRO
24358 2
Stonehenge - one of the world's most famous and mysterious monuments - has once again come under the spotlight of scientists. This time, thanks to a single tooth that belonged to a cow that lived around 5,000 years ago. The new study could fundamentally change the way we look at the technology of moving and building stones, and the way livestock were used in the Neolithic.
The largest Upper Lusatian Bronze Age treasure was discovered 10 km from the border

The largest Upper Lusatian Bronze Age treasure was discovered 10 km from the border

GM4PRO
31802 5
The largest treasure of the Late Bronze Age in Upper Lusatia was discovered in Klein Neundorf near Zhořelec with the help of metal detectors. A total of 310 bronze objects from the 9th century BC with more than a hundred sickles, dozens of axes and a broken sword with a bone pommel is also the 2nd largest Bronze Age discovery in Saxony.

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