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Northern Germany's oldest shoe discovered

Archaeologists from the Lower Saxony State Heritage Office (NLD) in cooperation with the mining company Vechta found a well-preserved leather shoe. Together with various parts of the wagon, it had been hanging in the peat bog right next to an old plank path for more than 2,000 years.

4. 7. 2010

4. 7. 2010 283 German skulls buried

The remains of the original German inhabitants were buried near Deštné. It was speculated that they were murdered at the end of World War II. But their exact identities have not been established.

3. 7. 2009

3. 7. 2009 Stone tools, mammoth tusks and rare vessels

Archaeologists boasted of rare finds in South Moravia twelve years ago. Next to Dolní Věstonice and Pavlov, they discovered stone tools, mammoth tusks and rare vessels. Mammoth hunters lived there.

2. 7. 2009

2. 7. 2009 Celtic coins at Bratislava Castle

Rare Celtic coins and part of a building from the Roman Empire were unearthed by archaeologists in the area of the reconstructed Bratislava Castle. They have confirmed that the capital was an important centre of power in antiquity.

Ancient burial site with rich equipment reveals new facts

Excavations of a burial site in the ancient Roman city of Boutae in southeastern France have revealed richly furnished Germanic tombs dating from the second half of the 5th century. Research suggests that a stable Burgundian population lived in the Rhineland as early as 443.

1. 7. 2007

1. 7. 2007 The entrance to the cave was found under the courtyard of the castle

A strong storm was enough to keep the cavers busy. Fourteen years ago, the courtyard of the castle in Mikulov collapsed. Experts subsequently discovered that there was a cave leading under the castle itself.

The most beautiful metal detector find of June 2021 - QUALIFICATIONS

Gentlemen and Ladies, due to the upcoming rehearsals, there is very little time to qualify so your suggestions are due by Friday 2.6.2021 12:00h. I will ask everyone for their suggestions... there is no football on TV today so please take a moment :)

The most beautiful metal detector find of May 2021 - Final

The most beautiful finds of May are here. This time, more searchers participated in the nomination and so advancing to the finals was worth more votes. The last day of voting is here :)

26. 6. 2021

26 Jun 2017 Clay jug with 870 silver coins

Archaeologists have managed to find a clay jug with 870 silver coins in the village of Lučivná in the Tatra foothills. Coins of the Hungarian, Silesian, Tyrolean, Lower Austrian, Moravian and Olomouc archbishopric dominated the collection.

Detectorists have found a rare set of Carolingian silver coins, possibly from a Viking ransom

In a field near the town of Biskupiec in northeastern Poland, detectorists have discovered a treasure trove of silver coins from the Carolingian period. The roughly 1,200-year-old coin set may have been part of a historic ransom to protect Paris from a Viking invasion.