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Detectorists have discovered a unique full-length horse harness from the 6th century BC.

The 2500-year-old Scythian harness was found by Polish detectorists who have long been cooperating with the local heritage office. Thanks to their experience and knowledge, they have secured the site for archaeologists without damaging the finds. The result is a unique discovery: the first complete Iron Age horse harness of its kind found in Central and Eastern Europe.

29. 9. 1938

29.9. 1938 Signing of the Munich Agreement

On the night of 29-30 September 1938, the Munich Agreement was signed in Munich, Bavaria. Subsequently, German troops were to occupy the Sudetenland.

A properly bathed test of the Mars MD Gauss detector

When I finally got there, of course more than a week later (mail or mischievous predecessors...), it was probably the worst four days of the month. As the classic would say "piss and piss"...

28. 9. 0995

28.9. 995 Murder of the Slavníkovs

Boleslav II is associated with the slaughter of the Slavonians. First he had their seat Malín occupied in 990 and five years later also another seat Libice. It was captured a day later when all the inhabitants were killed. This included those who sought help in the local church of Our Lady.

Christian chalice near Hadrian's Wall

Fourteen fragments from a rare chalice have been found by archaeologists in northern England. It depicts typical Christian symbols such as ships, crosses and fish. Earlier, archaeologists in Vindolanda unearthed, for example, boxing gloves or shoes.

27. 9. 1949

27.9. 1949 Milada Horáková was arrested

Milada Horáková was arrested on 27 September 1949 at 4.30 p.m. Her office was then thoroughly searched with the sole aim of finding evidence for the charges. This prominent politician and social activist subsequently became the main protagonist of a staged trial

26. 9. 1329

26.9. 1329 Anna Falcká was born

Anna Falcká was the second wife of Charles IV. With this marriage, the Czech monarch not only gained a young and charming wife, but also opened the way to the throne of the Roman king. It was a deliberate move...

25. 9. 1396

25.9. 1396 Battle of Nikopol

In the Battle of Nikopol in September 1396, the Ottoman Turks clashed with the Crusader army. Sigismund also intervened in the battle and had to escape by fleeing down the Danube to the Black Sea, from where he reached Constantinople and then took a detour home before Dubrovnik.

24. 9. 1483

24.9. 1483 Defenestration of the mayor and seven councillors

In September 1483 the second Prague defenestration took place. The local population forced a change in administration by throwing unpopular constables out of the windows of their town halls, as in the days of their grandfathers.

23. 9. 0480

23.9. 480 Battle of Thermopylae

During the legendary Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC, part of the Greek city-states and the million-strong army of the Persian king Xerxes clashed. The latter eventually defeated the enemy thanks to a traitor who discovered a mountain path.