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Neolithic herders transported heavy stone tools over long distances

In what is now the Nefud Desert in Saudi Arabia, a site with hundreds of nomadic herders' hearths dating back to the early Stone Age has been discovered. A surprise for the archaeologists was the abundance of broken grinding stones found in the hearths, the microscopic analysis of which yielded a wealth of information.

Nokta AccuPOINT - new faster and smarter tracking device

Nokta today introduced the new AccuPOINT tracking device, which is highly innovative in a number of ways. They should be in stock by the end of the month.

Search for lost earring, discover 1,200-year-old Viking artifacts

In late September, when the Aasvik family was searching for a lost gold earring in their backyard in Jomfruland, Norway, using a metal detector, they accidentally discovered Viking artefacts from the 9th century. This is the first documented Viking find on the island, and it appears to be a unique female burial.

New 18" Coiltek probe for Minelab Equinox and X-Terra PRO series

Today Coiltek officially announced the production of a new 18" 2D reel (46 cm). This will be the largest reel available for the Equinox and X-Terra PRO series

New metal detector Golden Mask GM4PRO WCL

On the video you can see the final version of the new GM4PRO WCL. This is already a pre-production version and any changes to the production will be cosmetic only.

Metal Detector Minelab Manticore ID MAP

ID MAP, or chart as you will, is a unique feature of the Minelab Manticore metal detector. It allows the user to track multiple targets at once and work in multiple layers.

Back to the detectorists' meeting in Bozeňov

At the end of September this year anexceptional meeting for detectorists took place in Moravia , organized by Zipsy s.r.o. This unforgettable weekend was full of interesting events, competitions and mutual sharing of passion for metal detecting.

Study reveals Europe's oldest woven baskets and sandals

Mesolithic baskets woven from grass were discovered in a deep cave in southwestern Spain more than a century ago. Thanks to the stable conditions of the cave, the baskets have been preserved in their original state, practically looking as if they were made only yesterday. They have now been found to be 9,500 years old; making them the oldest surviving baskets in Europe.

Hundreds of millions of gold coins were seized in a raid on traffickers

Police raid on an organised group of smugglers and antique dealers in the Paleo Faliro area of Atébrought back one of the rarest and most valuable gold coins in numismatic history: The gold statere Pantikapaion of the 4th. The golden antique of the Phaetonian Phaeton, a golden statue from the fourth century BC, worth nearly half a hundred million crowns.

A breathtaking Anglo-Saxon brooch from the early formation of England

In October 2020, a unique early medieval brooch from the time of King Alfred the Great was discovered in a field near Cheddar using a metal detector. It is the first brooch of its kind to be discovered in south-west England. It has now been restored and put on free public display near the site of its discovery.