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New Nokta-Makro handheld security detectors

Introducing two new security detectors from Nokta-Makro

27. 7. 2015

27. 7. 2015 Executioner's Cross at Chlum

In the past, Josef Růžička, the executioner from Dobrovice, used to walk on the road to Chlum in Mladá Boleslav. In 1779, he erected a cross there, supposedly to atone for his sins. The monument gradually declined, but six years ago it was restored.

26. 7. 2009

26 Jul 2009 Medieval toy found in a waste pit

The toy looking like a horse was discovered twelve years ago by archaeologists during rescue research in Mikulčice in the Hodonín region. It is a medieval toy made of clay and a completely unique find.

Snorkeling in Croatia with Equinox 600 and Nokta Pulse Dive

Swimsuit gowns, the sound of the sea, beer and relaxation... Finally summer! That's probably what a lot of us think about when we plan our holidays. This year, like the last, has been marred by a pesky pandemic, and so many of us are looking forward to finally relaxing and thinking different thoughts. After all, it's by the sea that things work best. Especially when you have the chance to earn a gold ring...

25. 7. 2009

25. 7. 2009 Skull attributed to Hitler belonged to a woman

In connection with Adolf Hitler and his death, another mystery emerged in 2009. Nick Bellantoni examined a skull fragment that is being kept as Hitler's remains in Moscow. He claims it belonged to a woman.

24. 7. 2012

24. 7. 2012 They created a replica of the shoes of the Terracotta Army

Nine years ago, scientists from Zlín sewed the new shoes of the Tomas Bata University in Zlín. They have completed a long-term research on the terracotta army. They created a replica of the shoes of Chinese warriors and found interesting things.

7,000-year-old clay seal confirms a centre of prehistoric trade

Archaeologists excavating the prehistoric Israeli village of Tel Tsaf in the Beit She'an Valley have discovered a 7,000-year-old clay seal with geometric patterns. It is the oldest of its kind to date in the southern Levant, indicating that Tel Tsaf was a busy administrative and commercial crossroads. It may have been used to mark a shipment or to seal a warehouse, such as a grain silo.

How to replace the battery in Equinox

Since we have a proliferation of "fake news", it was necessary to show the reality on video.

23. 7. 2016

23. 7. 2016 Shrine with carved faces

An interesting discovery was made five years ago in Bulgaria, where there is a sanctuary with huge faces carved into the rocks. Experts say it's about five thousand years old. It is located near the town of Sarnitsa.

It works somewhere

This summer I took my family to South Moravia. I have several friends and acquaintances in the Mikulov area who are like most Moravians good-hearted and their hospitality almost knows no bounds.