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Treasure of silver coins under the church floor

A treasure trove of over a thousand silver coins from the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries was discovered in the Church of St. Andrew in Barczew, Poland. The coins were stored in a glazed ceramic cup; they filled it to the brim. It has now been presented in the Archdiocesan Museum of Warmia.

Shine and misery

Coins are not just pieces of metal. For many of us, they are small stories that have survived centuries in the ground - and it is these stories that come to life in the exhibition Shine and Poverty in Kutná Hora.

Stolen 2,400 year old golden helmet from Coțofenești found after a year

The Dutch and Romanian authorities have managed to track down one of the most valuable artefacts of the Dacia heritage. The golden helmet, an extremely rare part of Romania's national treasure, was stolen in a spectacular robbery of the Drenthe Museum in Assen, the Netherlands, where it had been temporarily loaned from Romania. Along with it, three gold bracelets were also stolen.

Man and tin

The Regional Museum in Teplice, in cooperation with the Tin Mine in Ehrenfriedersdorf, invites all those interested in history, archaeology and mining to a unique travelling exhibition entitled MAN & ZINN (ZINN & SEIN). The exhibition tells the fascinating story of tin mining in the Ore Mountains - a raw material that has fundamentally influenced the life and economy of this region for centuries.

Amulets and magic of the Roman era

Join us on a journey into the mysterious world of Roman magic, protective amulets and ancient rituals. How did people in Roman times protect themselves from evil forces? What did they believe and what role did amulets play in their daily lives?

Internal structure and burial horizons

The Institute of Archaeology of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University invites all those interested in the Early Middle Ages to a lecture dedicated to one of the most important Great Moravian burial sites - the Old Town "Na valách".

He hastily retrieved the hidden treasure. Silver coins from the Glencoe Massacre

In 2023, a hoard of coins was found in Glencoe, Scotland, linked to a raid by the MacDonald clan in 1692. They were lying in the ruins of a fireplace after the owner's house had been raided by a crew of cunning men. It will now be displayed in a local museum, not far from the site of its discovery.

Swans from the North

On the northern side of Bohemia, nature was waking up slowly but surely. The fields were freshly ploughed and the air smelled of damp earth and new beginnings.

New on LP: Night vision NIGHT OWL OPTICS

The LP now features a trio of digital night vision scopes from Night Owl Optics. Simple, affordable and practical, the instruments allow for day and night viewing and are the ideal choice for beginners and recreational field use.

Damascened knives of the High Middle Ages

All those interested in history, archaeology and old craft technologies will be treated to an extremely interesting lecture dedicated to one of the most impressive ironworking techniques - welding damascus.