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New functionality on lovecpokladu.cz

A few days ago, new functionality was added to LP. Unfortunately I didn't manage to finish the article before leaving for Croatia, where we shot instructional videos on Manticore and Equinox 900 detectors. So at least this is how the delay went.

Detectors are not thieves

I was prompted to write this article by a conversation with an unnamed representative of the company conducting the archaeological research, entitledm of this article (in what I consider to be a completely inappropriate to the point of dehonesty" that detectorists "are perceived as thieves"); such verbal phrase or expression used in the title of the article published in the Kralupy Newsletter in the last issue is inappropriately chosen and creates or promotes misconceptions and misconceptions among the public about persons walking around the countryside with detectors looking for finds from a bygone era.

Detective discovers gold funeral ring; declared treasure

The well-preserved gold ring was discovered in a field near Walton-on-Trent using a metal detector by Mr John Startin-Taylor in 2021. He reported the find through PAS and it was officially classified as treasure by the coroner on Thursday 5 January. It is a mourning ring of the kind given to survivors. It dates from the late 17th century and belonged to a prominent sheriff and nobleman, a member of Parliament.

Jewish treasure from the beginning of the Nazi invasion of Poland found in Lodz

During the renovation of an old tenement house in Lodz, Poland, a collection of more than 400 valuable objects of Jewish families hidden in fear of the Nazi occupation was discovered. The collection includes kiddush cups, Hanukkah cups, menorahs, sacred artifacts and fragments of the Talmud, as well as items of daily and household furnishings, including silver-plated crockery, glass perfume bottles and clothing. Everything was wrapped in Polish, Yiddish and German newspapers from October 1939.

The largest French hoard of Roman coins

A hoard of four thousand Roman coins from a sunken 2nd century merchant ship has been exhibited for the first time as a whole at the Museum of Aquitaine in Bordeux. The collection lay at the bottom of the Garonne River. Since the first discoveries in the 1960s, other coins have been found repeatedly, not only in the vicinity of the river, but also in building material or in the walls of houses that were built from river material. The latest coin so far was turned in last week...

Boron vs Metal Detector Minelab Manticore

Invitation to the new video series "Manticore to the Screw"

Highway to prehistory

This year, the Prácheň Museum in Písek opens in January. In the Small Exhibition Halls you can visit the exhibition Highway to Prehistory from Saturday 14 January to Sunday 5 February from 9 am to 3.30 pm (including Mondays).

A Nazi map with "clues to the treasure" has been declassified

In the Netherlands, documents with "clues to a treasure not yet found" have been published. The map, which some believe may refer to the location of the rich Nazi loot, is among secret documents now being made public for the first time...

Additional coils for Minelab Vanquish, Equinox and Manticore detectors

There are inquiries about additional coils pretty much every day. In the article you will find their division and description according to their use.

A well-preserved well with ritual gifts from the Bronze Age has been discovered in Bavaria

3,000 years ago, it was 5 metres deep. A Bronze Age well excavated by archaeologists this year in Germering, Upper Bavaria. Bronze and ceramic finds or intricately decorated jewellery at the bottom, together with the context of other nearby wells, suggest its ritual use...