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2. 11. 2014

2.11.2014 Viking treasure from Bedale

The beautiful Viking artefacts known as Bedale Hoard were restored seven years ago and restored to their original beauty. The objects, believed to date from the early 10th century, were discovered by metal detectorists in North Yorkshire.

Luxury grave goods from around the known Bronze Age world found in Cyprus

Archaeologists in the Cypriot town of Hala Sultan Tekke near Larnaca have uncovered a two-chambered tomb from the Late Bronze Age. The tomb dates from 1400 to 1300 BC. It contained a rich assortment of more than 500 pieces of imported luxury goods made of gold, silver, bronze, ivory, precious stones and richly decorated vessels from many cultures across the Mediterranean, the likes of which have never been found in Cyprus before.

2. 11. 2014 Bronze Roman Rooster

Three years after it was found during excavations in an ancient cemetery, a rare bronze Roman rooster has been given a permanent home. It was taken over by Cirencester Museum in autumn 2014. The figurine dates from the second century.

Treasures of Czech Princes

I would like to invite you to an exhibition in the royal city of Písek, which is entitled:Treasures of Czech Princes.

41,500-year-old pendant found in Poland, the oldest of its kind on the continent

The artefact from the Polish cave Stajnia was found together with other objects in 2010, but only recently a study investigating its age was published. Radiocarbon dating has placed the pendant at 41,500 years ago, which is at least 1,500 years older than previous evidence of the production of similar artefacts by the earliest members of Homo sapiens in Europe. The object, decorated with puncture curves and smoothing, has thus "become" the oldest known decorated mammoth pendant in Eurasia.

The first reconstruction of a Neolithic necklace and a grave that will change the textbooks

A necklace made up of more than 2,580 beads has been discovered in a 9,000-year-old grave in the Neolithic village of Ba`ja, north of the city of Petra in southern Jordan. It has now been completely restored, the first time scientists have been able to make an authentic reconstruction of such an old and intricately crafted piece of jewellery.

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31. 10. 2013

31 Oct 2013 Treasure from Rýmařov Square

Eight years ago, extensive research was carried out in the centre of Rýmařov in connection with the total reconstruction of Peace Square and Radniční Street. The archaeologists discovered the foundations of a house from the thirteenth century, but also a number of artefacts such as an axe-mlat or earrings.

The most beautiful find of November 2021 - QUALIFICATIONS

November qualification is here. Just like last month, we'll ask for 10 suggestions that you think are the best in LH.

30. 10. 2016

30 Oct 2016 Bronze treasure near Nova Role

Originally looking for stones for his garden, he eventually discovered a bronze treasure near Nová Role in the Karlovy Vary region. Specifically, it was objects from the Early Bronze Age such as bracelets, armlets or a ring. Five years ago, the Karlovy Vary Museum announced that it would exhibit the bronze treasure.