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Detectorists find 2,000-year-old silver treasure in Transylvania

Detectorists find 2,000-year-old silver treasure in Transylvania

GM4PRO
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In the Romanian village of Beresztelke, a pair of detectorists discovered a unique set of jewels from the Dacian period. It consists of several silver jewellery items weighing a total of 550 grams. It probably belonged to a high-ranking nobleman or aristocrat. It is the first ever Dacian discovery in this locality.
Two early medieval treasures discovered in Poland, also contain Czech coins

Two early medieval treasures discovered in Poland, also contain Czech coins

GM4PRO
47007 3
Two treasure jars were found near the town of Kalisz in central Poland over the course of several days. The finds were made by members of the Denar association, who were originally searching for the remains of a German V-2 rocket from the Second World War in the area. The first vessel contains silver coins, fragments and jewellery from the 11th century. The second is even more interesting - it comes from outside Central Europe.
They plant rice, they harvest silver

They plant rice, they harvest silver

GM4PRO
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A surprising discovery in the village of Niwarsi in the Indian state of Haryana has turned rice fields into a veritable treasure trove. Silver coins were discovered while digging up soil from the grounds of an ancient temple. As soon as the news broke, villagers came running and together they have already found over 2 kilograms of silver coins.
Invitation to the exhibition: The Prehistoric Adventures of Eduard Štorch

Invitation to the exhibition: The Prehistoric Adventures of Eduard Štorch

Elmara
6049 4
We would like to invite you all to an exceptional exhibition at the National Museum. Edurad Štorch's books have influenced me personally like no other and I have in my collection basically everything that has been published, including many small items from the early days of his work...
Magnate buttons of Baron Julius Nagy von Töbör-Ethe

Magnate buttons of Baron Julius Nagy von Töbör-Ethe

Horasul
7959 2
I created this post as a reaction to the topic of livery buttons on lovcipokladu.cz. Special greetings to the prospector, whom I will disappoint, because he was expecting a presentation of buttons "from Countess Bathory's petticoat" 🙂
How to Nokta Score Metal Detectors - Part One Score

How to Nokta Score Metal Detectors - Part One Score

Elmara
70883 3
In three articles we will bring you recommended settings and descriptions of Nokta Score metal detectors. And, as befits, we start with the most basic model. The articles will also include videos where you can see how the things we write about work in practice.
He bought a metal detector and on his second expedition discovered rare Roman swords

He bought a metal detector and on his second expedition discovered rare Roman swords

GM4PRO
43704 0
Beginning detectorist Glenn Manning was incredibly lucky near Willersey in Gloucestershire when he discovered two Roman swords on his second expedition. They are spatha-type cavalry weapons dating from the 2nd to 3rd centuries. Subsequent archaeological research has produced a number of exciting discoveries, including an Iron Age settlement and a spectacular Roman villa.
1866 war menu

1866 war menu

strážce
4717 2
We invite you to a unique military-historical event that will allow you to literally taste history! In an authentic battlefield setting of the Austro-Prussian War, you will be transported to 1866 and discover what soldiers of both armies did for a living during one of the most important conflicts of the 19th century.
Prince Rohan's Button

Prince Rohan's Button

Kapsa
17740 16
The finds of the average detectorist are almost never anything particularly valuable, but occasionally there is a piece that is interesting, especially if one does a little digging about it.

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