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New findings about the burial ground from the time of the migration of peoples in Sendražice

In 2019, archaeologists discovered a unique 5th-century female tomb with rich equipment in Sendražice near Hradec Králové. It is one of a total of six tombs found here from the early period of migration. Five of them were looted, but the intact log cabin grave contained an amazing collection of artifacts of a high-ranking woman. This is an unprecedented finding in the Czech Republic.

13. 3. 2010

13.3.2010 1146 silver denarii

A depot of 1,146 silver denarii was found twelve years ago by a metal detector, Keith Bennett, in South Warwickshire. A year later, archaeologists tried to find out who hid the Roman coins.

12. 3. 2016

12.3.2016 Artifacts from the battle were discovered during the construction of the road

Artifacts from the Battle of Killiecrankie, during which the rebels were defeated by the Royal Army in 1689, were found by archaeologists during work on the A9 road. They discovered a copper pendant, horseshoes, buttons and musket ammunition.

Mummy with golden tongues

Archaeologists working in a burial ground in Egypt came across ancient mummies with golden tongues. According to experts, these were amulets that were given to the dead so that they could speak to God.

11. 3. 2014

March 11, 2014 While digging a sewer, he found a Renaissance stove

Petr Navařík found fragments of Renaissance tiles when he dug a sewer connection in Dobrčice in the Přerov region. Archaeologists have succeeded in composing two complete specimens.

10. 3. 2012

March 10, 2012 30 thousand coins near the Roman baths

Over a thousand Roman coins have been found by archaeologists near the Roman Baths in Bath, southwest England. It dates from 270 AD. At that time, it was the fifth largest treasure found in Great Britain.

9. 3. 2021

9.3.2011 Golden treasure from the Iron Age

The Iron Age gold treasure found near Stirling by a search engine with a metal detector was sold for almost one million pounds ten years ago. The finder got half. The depot contained four golden Celtic necklaces.

The detectorist found a unique and perfectly preserved spearhead from the Bronze Age

A spear with preserved traces of a wooden part from the late Bronze Age was found on the island of Jersey. It was dated to the 11th century BC; is the only complete and at the same time the largest undamaged spear ever found in the Channel Islands.

8. 3. 2015

March 8, 2015 The finder handed over the tip of a bronze spear

The honest finder pleased the staff of the Museum of the Wallachia Region. He handed over the rare point of a bronze spear. Such weapons were available to warriors in the early and late Bronze Age.

In China, they found the oldest face mask made of fat, moon milk and stalactites

A bronze vessel with remnants of beef fat and minerals obtained from white stalactites in limestone caves was found in a 2,700-year-old noble tomb in northern China. The analysis confirmed that it is a period fashion face mask. It is the oldest material evidence of the use of cosmetics in China.