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2.5.2021 Man turned in treasure, got half a million 2. 5. 2021

2.5.2021 Man turned in treasure, got half a million

Viky
17763 1
Last year, the Moravian-Silesian Region decided to reward a man who handed over a treasure trove of 2,231 rare coins. The finder was discovered by the depot in the Opava region. Experts estimated its value at CZK 1.5 million. The reward was 500 thousand crowns.
She bought a gold Viking ring in an online auction

She bought a gold Viking ring in an online auction

Viky
12961 1
A large gold Viking ring was purchased by a woman from Norway in an online auction. She found the jewel among several pieces of cheap jewellery and trinkets that were being auctioned together online. Archaeologists say the ring is more than 1,000 years old and once belonged to a powerful chief Viking
Celestron UpClose G2 16x32 binoculars

Celestron UpClose G2 16x32 binoculars

Astroman
10589 0
I want to add a series of articles on LP over the next few months, both about classical binoculars and also a bit about astronomy. The first article will focus on the relatively new Clestron UpClose G2 16x32. I consider this series to be very good value for money and I can always recommend it.
1. 5. 2019 Medieval sword from Ždánický les 1. 5. 2019

1. 5. 2019 Medieval sword from Ždánický les

Viky
20220 4
A massive medieval sword was discovered three years ago by a man using a metal detector in the Ždánice forest. The weapon dates back to the turn of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. It was probably a purely functional and practical weapon.
A detective found a treasure trove of bronze axes and spears

A detective found a treasure trove of bronze axes and spears

GM4PRO
11217 1
A set of twenty artefacts found by a metal detector near the village of Llanddeusant in Carmarthenshire dates from 1000 - 800 BC. It contains 20 artefacts - including three types of bronze axe, a broken spear, etc. It was declared a treasure late last month by Paul Bennett, chief coroner for Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.

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