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Beautiful early medieval brooch in perfect condition

Beautiful early medieval brooch in perfect condition

GM4PRO
2681 3
An exceptionally well-preserved early medieval brooch was discovered during an archaeological survey as part of the construction of the Adare bypass in County Limerick. Experts say it narrows down the time period when a high-end craft workshop with reach into the highest circles of society operated in the area. The brooch ranks among the best Irish finds in decades.
The storm revealed a beautifully decorated, unprecedented dagger from the Hallstatt Age

The storm revealed a beautifully decorated, unprecedented dagger from the Hallstatt Age

Elmara
30954 17
A 2,800-year-old bronze decorated Hallstatt dagger was discovered after a strong storm on the western coast of the Polish part of the Baltic Sea. It was found by two detectorists from a local historical society while they were searching a section of a clay cliff that had collapsed onto the beach. It's a complete rarity, and its preservation makes it one of the rarest Polish discoveries.
New: Three realistic CZ air pistols from ASG

New: Three realistic CZ air pistols from ASG

jaccob
57693 1
We have just added three top quality air pistols from the renowned manufacturer ActionSportGames (ASG) to our e-shop. All three models are officially licensed replicas of the Czech arms factory and stand out for their realistic workmanship, quality construction and precise details.
First he found fragments, 7 years later 2 Bronze Age daggers

First he found fragments, 7 years later 2 Bronze Age daggers

GM4PRO
25647 2
An archaeological team from the University of Hamburg in collaboration with district archaeologist Daniel Nösler and detector specialist Frank Hoferichter have confirmed the significant discovery of 3,000-year-old bronze daggers. They were driven and almost untouched into the ploughed soil of a cornfield near the village of Kutenholz. They are among the oldest documented Bronze Age finds in Lower Saxony to date.

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