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Ethnic and Cultural Diversity and Dynamics of the Central European Region in the Roman Era

3 December 2022 at 12:00 pm at the Mušov Visitor Centre - Gateway to the Roman Empire

The most beautiful find of 2022 - Qualification

Let's choose the most beautiful find of this year in two categories. Most Beautiful Find 2022 and Most Beautiful Submitted Find 2022

Mystery of the largest hoard of Roman coins revealed

On 27 April 2016, 19 large amphorae containing tens of thousands of Roman coins were accidentally discovered during construction work in Tomares, a suburb of Seville. Ten amphoras were damaged by a heavy excavator, while the remaining nine remained intact. News of Spain's greatest Roman treasure has travelled around the world. Now, for the first time, the results of the research have been published.

Detector search - citizen science

We cordially invite everyone to a lecture on 22 November at 18:00h in the large hall of the Institute of Archaeology of the CAS Brno.

St. Martin's Day celebration

Saturday 12 November from 12:00Archeopark Liboc, V Domcích 29 Prague 6

Medieval rural churches of the Louny district

1.11.2022-31.1.2023, Krásné Březno Chateau

Golden Mask News for 2022/2023

Three new releases from Golden Mask should be shipped to us on Friday. These will be the new Golden Mask GM7 and Golden Mask GM4 WCL WS detectors and the new One 15 Black 15kHz. And there is one more specialty in tow, the Golden Mask HF 1000. :)

2 100 years old gold coins in beef bone

The Lynn Museum's new exhibit is an intriguing reminder of a 19-year-old discovery. Specifically, a trove of golden staters from the 1st century BC that were embedded in a hollowed-out bovine femur. They were found using a metal detector during an archaeological excavation of an early medieval burial site.

Archaeological Society saves 1,700 items from sale in Anglo-Saxon collection

The collection of more than 1,700 Anglo-Saxon artefacts dating from the 6th to 7th centuries AD was acquired by the Kent Archaeological Society just before it managed to be sold at public auction last Friday. The Ozengell collection includes many beautiful pieces of jewellery, clasps, weapon fittings, glass, beads and pottery. All the items were found in an Anglo-Saxon burial ground near Ramsgate in Kent.

Prehistoric, to the board! How prehistoric man found his way to the schools

The exhibition presents to the public the history of teaching about our earliest history.