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The Colosseum will offer a view like the gladiators

For over five hundred years, the Roman Colosseum was the largest amphitheatre in the Roman Empire. It was the site of gladiatorial duels, wild animal fights and executions. But then, for centuries, it fell into disrepair. Now, almost two thousand years later, this cultural monument is getting a new floor. It will actually be a replica of the original. It should be finished by the end of 2023.

9. 6. 2015

9. 6. 2015 He handed over the treasure, got half a million

A man who discovered over three hundred gold and silver coins from the Thirty Years' War near Horní Rápotice near Humpolec was honest. He handed over the treasure to the museum. He received a half-million-dollar reward from the region.

LovecPokladu goes multilingual

LovecPokladu has opened to the world. After many months of work, we have prepared and largely translated the originally purely Czech project into English and German. Write us your comments!

8. 6. 2010

8. 6. 2010 The remains of a Saxon princess identified

The skeleton was discovered by archaeologists in the Magdeburg Cathedral in eastern Germany. They later discovered that it belonged to the Saxon princess Eadgyth, granddaughter of Charlemagne and queen of the Holy Roman Empire.

7. 6. 2001

7. 6. 2001 Divers discover the ship of a famous pirate

The ship of one of the most famous pirates was discovered by divers twenty years ago off the coast of Haiti. The sailing ship belonged to the British buccaneer Henry Morgan. Experts have compared the discovery to the Titanic.Henry Morgan lived in the seventeenth century, born around 1635. He was of Welsh descent and was one of the most important leaders of the Caribbean pirates. But he subsequently became their enemy. He crossed over to the other side.

Ritual Roman bronzes found by detectorists sold for record amount

Two friends - detectorists James Spark and Mark Didlick from York - found an 1,800-year-old Roman treasure in a field near Ryedale in North Yorkshire last May. A unique votive set of bronze busts of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius and the god Mars on horseback was found along with anotherwith other items, was auctioned for a sum that exceeded all expectations.

6. 5. 2011

6. 5. 2011 Viking treasure contained 200 silver jewels

The Viking treasure was found ten years ago by a prospector with a metal detector. Darren Webster unearthed 200 pieces of silver jewellery in Cumbria, north-west England. There's been a lot of interest in the hoard.

The most beautiful find of May 2021 - QUALIFICATIONS

May qualification is here. Suggest your top 5 finds for the month of May.

5. 6. 2012

5. 6. 2012 Rare axe under the Chlum hill

The oldest iron axe found on our territory was discovered nine years ago by a collaborator of the Mladá Boleslav Museum under the Chlum hill. Its age was estimated at about 2500 years.

Invitation to the exhibition Bitterness in the flock of Christ

Hussites in Northwest Bohemia in 1421