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The most beautiful metal detector find of 2022

The Eight Brave Beauties of 2022

Warrior of the Year 2022

For all warriors, Wladyslav, Cartmen and Elmara have prepared a competition for the Warrior of the Year 2022

Test field III: Detector Minelab Manticore - on the beach trail

Today you will find the last of a series of thematic articles about Manticore, which was written before the launch.

The manuals for Minelab Manticore and EQ 900/700 are being translated

Manuals for Manticore and EQ 900/700 detectors are available from Friday. Thanks to the fact that Roman spent the whole weekend at the PC, the manual for the 900 is now available in CZ :)

A beautiful gold necklace and other valuables in a rich Anglo-Saxon grave

During rescue research prior to the construction of a new housing estate in the English village of Harvpole, a a rare seventh-century bed grave with the richest grave goods of the period ever found. The assemblage included a beautiful Anglo-Saxon necklace of gold, garnets and semi-precious stones, Frankish vessels and a massive silver cross with human faces.

Medieval gold coin

Many prospectors with metal detectors dream of finding a gold coin. Edward Hynes from the Canadian island of Newfoundland has succeeded. While walking along the south coast, he came across a 15th-century gold coin.

Unboxing Minelab Equinox 900

Short video of the "unboxing" of the new metal detector Minelab Equinox 900

Unique early medieval gold brooch and other valuables in graves from the 7th century.

Earlier this year, a rescue archaeological excavation was carried out in the Kleinbasel district of Basel prior to the installation of a new hot water pipeline. The excavations uncovered fifteen richly furnished graves with many gold and silver valuables, jewellery and beads. The discoveries confirm a much larger settlement than experts had anticipated.

Court of Skalkov

Last summer I helped uncover the history of a place near where I live.

A 2000-year-old metallurgical "signature" of the Roman legion confirms the site of the Battle of Teutoburg

A new method of chemical analysis has helped to identify the metal finds of the Roman 19th Legion from the site of the Battle of Teutoburg Forest in Kalkries, Germany. By comparing trace elements of non-ferrous metals, the researchers were able to match the finds to this legion and thoseconfirm the site of one of the most important events in the history of Rome and the rest of ancient Europe.