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2. 7. 2009 Celtic coins at Bratislava Castle 2. 7. 2009

2. 7. 2009 Celtic coins at Bratislava Castle

Viky
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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

Ancient burial site with rich equipment reveals new facts

GM4PRO
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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.
26 Jun 2017 Clay jug with 870 silver coins 26. 6. 2021

26 Jun 2017 Clay jug with 870 silver coins

Viky
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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.
25. 6. 2008 Medieval helmet from Bystřicko 25. 6. 2008

25. 6. 2008 Medieval helmet from Bystřicko

Viky
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Archaeologists found a bucket helmet from the late fourteenth century thirteen years ago in the Bystřice region. It probably dates back to the turbulent times of the Margrave Wars. It was probably owned by a nobleman.
24. 6. 2013 Unique treasure of copper coins 24. 6. 2013

24. 6. 2013 Unique treasure of copper coins

Viky
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In 2013, Slovak archaeologists discovered a treasure trove of copper coins quite by chance during their excavation work. They were found in the soil of a medieval castle above the village of Vinné in the Michalovce district.

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