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14. 12. 1092

14.12.1092, death of the first Czech king Vratislav II.

He was born around 1031, as the second-born son of Prince Břetislav I and Jitka of Svinibrod. After the death of his father, his elder brother Spytihnev II became the ruling prince, Vratislav inherited the Olomouc destiny according to his father's will. His other siblings are Conrad I of Brno, Ota of Olomouc and Bishop Jaromír.

13. 1. 1330

13.01.1330 - Frederick I. Sličný died after a long illness

A significant part of his reign was influenced by his disputes with Louis Bavor over the throne of the Holy Roman Empire. For the last three years of his life, he was very ill and made himself scarce. Frederick I of Habsburg, who is also known as the Magnificent, died on 13 January 1330.

1700 year old eggs

A somewhat smelly treasure has been discovered by archaeologists in Aylesbury, England, near Oxford. During the excavation, they found some 1,700-year-old eggs. But they managed to break three of the four. They could tell right away by the strong smell.

Minelab Vanquish 340 and 540 - Christmas testing

So we finally got a Vanquish 340 and Vanquish 540 for a couple of weeks and we really made the most of the time.

9. 1. 1916

9.1.1916 - End of the Battle of Gallipoli

The Ottoman Empire fought alongside the Central Powers against Tsarist Russia in the Caucasus, where Russian troops were numerically weaker and poorly supplied. Russia therefore asked Great Britain for help in this area on 2 January 1915.

Prison camps Jeseník 1941-1945

If you are interested in visiting Jeseniky you can visit the Museum of the history of the village and prison camps 1941-1945.

Jewellery in Anglo-Saxon graves

Beautiful Roman and Anglo-Saxon artefacts were discovered by archaeologists two years ago near Baginton airport in England. Specifically, they were found in two graves in which a man of high status and a Roman girl between the ages of six and twelve were buried. After much research, it was not until December that experts released what exactly was found in the area.

Medals in a forgotten bag

The sheriff's office subsequently found anything in the seized bags. "Often it's various weapons like knives. But occasionally we find something that takes our breath away," notes local Sheriff Lane Akin.

Pour Féliciter 2020 and Christmas opening hours

Happy holidays and a prosperous year 2020 wishes the whole Lovcepokladu team and all our regional dealers.

Detectorist finds very rare 3,000-year-old ceremonial axe

This February, an extremely valuable discovery of Bronze Age artefacts was made in Kallerup, Denmark, using a metal detector. The discovery was made by a volunteer worker at the county museum's archaeological ..