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Unique Viking textile found in a woman's grave

The discovery of embroidered textiles from the period of the Vikings is a rarity. A rather large piece was recently found by archaeologists in a woman's grave located in the Norwegian town of Hestnes. According to experts, the textile is over a thousand years old.

16. 7. 2013

16 Jul 2013 Tutankhamun was killed by a chariot

British archaeologists came up with surprising information in 2013. According to them, the famous Tutankhamun probably died after a collision with a chariot. Initially, it was thought that the cause of death was a widespread infection following an open fracture of the femur.

A 2,000-year-old golden disk - a symbol of national identity - has returned to Peru after 170 years

The National Museum of the American Indian has signed a memorandum with the Peruvian government for the return of the pre-Inca gold disk, symbol and coat of arms of the city of Cusco, to the country. An exceptional artifact of previously unknown significance and an interesting history of its owners, one of whom was even President of Peru, will finally return to its place of origin.

15. 7. 2011

15 Jul 2011 Viking warrior buried in a ship

The tomb of a Viking warrior was discovered by archaeologists ten years ago on the Scottish peninsula of Ardnamurchan. He was a highly revered man. He was placed in his ship with his sword and axe.

Detectorist finds extremely rare gold coins from the Black Death

Two unique medieval gold coins dating from the mid-14th century were discovered using a metal detector near Reepham in Norfolk County back in October 2019, but PAS archaeologists presented the find after its evaluation this week. They are rare Edward III coins from the harsh times when Europe was decimated by the plague. There are only 3 similar examples in English collections.

14. 7. 1985

7/14/1985 Archival wines worth 20 million

A treasure from the nineteenth century was found in 1985 in the Bečov castle. It was 133 bottles of first-class wine, champagne and cognac. Experts estimated its value at at least 20 million crowns.

The tunnel of death from the First World War

It was not until decades after the end of the First World War that the so-called tunnel of death was found. Located near Reims, France, 275 young German soldiers were slowly dying there...

13. 7. 2012

13 Jul 2012 Water fall reveals hundreds of years old robbery

Polish archaeologists got a unique view nine years ago. There was so little water in the Vistula River that they uncovered historical gems that had been lying on the bottom for years. They came from a theft.

12. 7. 2010

12. 7. 2010 The treasure contained 3.5 kilograms of bronze objects

Jaroslav Kaláb and Miroslav Popelka. These are the names of two amateur searchers who discovered a bronze treasure near Olšan in Prostějov region in 2010. They went on regular walks with metal detectors.

11. 7. 2012

11. 7. 2012 The sabre belonged to General Moravec

Nine years ago, Bohuslav Veselý found a suitcase in the garden of his house containing items belonging to General František Moravec. The suitcase with uniforms and a sabre was buried on the property by a friend of his family. The general fled from the Nazis to England.