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3/18/2016 Digging pool, found 312 coins 18. 3. 2016

3/18/2016 Digging pool, found 312 coins

Viky
4349 2
Six years ago, the owner of a plot of land in Kostolné Kračany, Slovakia, dug up a coin hoard while working on a new swimming pool. The ceramic container contained exactly 312 silver coins. Specifically, there were silver thalers, half and quarter dollars and fifteen kreutzers.
Detectorist finds world's unique, 2,000-year-old Roman brooch in the shape of a horse

Detectorist finds world's unique, 2,000-year-old Roman brooch in the shape of a horse

GM4PRO
12373 9
The so-called Leasingham horse-shaped copper alloy brooch is quite unique in the archaeological record. It was discovered with his metal detector by Mr Jason Price in a field near Leasingham in the summer of 2019. There is no other of its kind. Although it has not been declared a treasure, it has now been acquired for the collection of Lincoln Museum.
15 Mar 2016 Kilo of gold Viking bracelets

15 Mar 2016 Kilo of gold Viking bracelets

Viky
3582 2
Six years ago, two men and a woman discovered a magnificent Viking treasure with the help of metal detectors. Nearly a kilo of gold bracelets were found in Denmark. The value? Experts say it's priceless.
Individual finds of Iron Age coins were declared treasure after 27 years

Individual finds of Iron Age coins were declared treasure after 27 years

GM4PRO
26147 0
The 2,000-year-old coins were gradually found by a single detectorist between 1993 and 1995 in the Dursley area of Gloucestershire. Experts have dated them to between 50 BC and AD 10. They are associated with a tribe known as the Dobunni, the coroner, who has now declared the coins treasure, said in a report.
Markomania. The story of one tribe

Markomania. The story of one tribe

strážce
5185 0
On Saturday 28th May, the first year of the Living History Festival Markomania will take place at the Pičhora site near Dobřichov (Kolín district). The story of one tribe, which will deal with the culture of the first centuries AD in Bohemia.

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