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Events Hrubšice IV

In the footsteps of the Battle of Loděnice

Minelab meeting, East Moravia - How was it?

On Saturday a big testing of detectors took place on Mikulčina hill. In the article you can see the video and also some photos from the meeting.

2700-year-old petroglyphs hiding under the moss

A group of petroglyphs from the Late Norse Bronze Age was discovered in Bohuslän in southwest Sweden. Forty figures including thirteen ships, nine horses, seven people and four chariots were hidden on a rock under a thick layer of moss. In their time, they must have been visible from far away. This is the largest discovery of Bronze Age petroglyphs in the 21st century to date...

Minelab meeting - East Moravia 27.5.2023

All those interested in detectoring are invited on 27.5.2023 to test the detectors and introduce the new products from Minelab (Manticora, Equinox 900 and 700). The event will take place in the vicinity of the Patrik guesthouse in Bily Karpaty - www.mikulcinvrch.cz.

He'll get 560,000 for the treasure.

The reward for the treasure will go to the next finder. He will receive 560 thousand crowns from the Pardubice Region. It is a depot from Vysoká near Jevíčko, which contained over seven thousand silver and gold coins, mostly from the 17th century. The anonymous finder behaved in an exemplary manner and called archaeologists to the site.

Cooperation behind the line...

The cooperation with domestic archaeology has been going on for years, but I have always been interested in how similar cooperation takes place abroad. And what are actually the relationships between searcher and archaeologist, beyond our borders.

New skeletal remains found in Pompeii

The time of summer holidays is approaching and more finds are being made at one of the most beautiful archaeological sites. We've been meaning to revisit the site for several years now, and in my opinion there is no more important archaeological site in Europe.

The lost Roman settlement

A prospector with a metal detector in Wales has discovered an "adorable" ox-head bowl, which could reveal a lost Roman settlement.

Eight-year-old girl discovers a very rare Stone Age dagger in the schoolyard

Little Elise was playing outside the school when she discovered a 3,700-year-old flint dagger from the Neolithic period. The discovery immediately attracted a lot of attention; it is a very rare find in Norway, as flint does not occur naturally here...

Tomb of the Craftsmen

At El Castillo de Huarmey on the northern coast of Peru, a team led by archaeologist Milosz Giersz from the Warsaw University, a tomb containing the remains of a man who held a prominent position in the Wari Empire (650 AD). l. 1000).