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Gablonz.a.N.

Gablonz.a.N.

Pavels_2005
32704 13
The book (pictorial catalogue) has 218 pages, A4 format, hardcover, sewn pages, colour pictures, it is a bookmaking quality affair for the fact that it is planned to publish a small number of pieces. It focuses on the history of badge production in Jablonec nad Nisou in the period 1870-1945. Includes civilian badges, medals and plaques. It also includes a detailed overview of the production of war badges in Jablonec during World War II. It also includes period advertising and promotional materials of the manufacturers, photos from the production, etc. There is also a section of badges of Sudeten German organizations operating in the then Czechoslovakia.
A drop in the river level revealed a beautifully preserved Bronze Age sword

A drop in the river level revealed a beautifully preserved Bronze Age sword

GM4PRO
10857 2
A short bronze sword from the 16th century BC was accidentally discovered in the Váh riverbed near the town of Hlohovec in southwestern Slovakia at a lowered water level. According to conservationists, it could be an interesting intermediate stage in the development of bronze swords from long daggers in the Middle Bronze Age.
26. 11. 2010 Medieval coins and a revolver recovered from a well

26. 11. 2010 Medieval coins and a revolver recovered from a well

Viky
6681 11
Eleven years ago, a well in the courtyard of the Novohrad castle yielded interesting findings. In addition to medieval coins, there was also a revolver, a rifle and dice. According to archaeologists, nothing similar has ever been found in South Bohemian wells.
Over 20,000 archaeological sites in Britain are threatened by global warming

Over 20,000 archaeological sites in Britain are threatened by global warming

GM4PRO
14013 2
Many of Britain's archaeological sites are under severe threat from climate change, according to a study by the Universities of Teesside and Northumbria: Peat bogs, which protect artefacts from the air, are drying out due to rising temperatures. Thousands of archaeological artefacts preserved for thousands of years are at risk of irreversible destruction.
Medieval ring declared a treasure

Medieval ring declared a treasure

Viky
8680 5
In October last year, a prospector with a metal detector discovered a silver ring in the Cotswolds. Experts subsequently discovered that the jewel dates from between 1100 and 1200. It was recently declared a treasure.
Detectorist finds 2,000-year-old hoard of gold Celtic irises

Detectorist finds 2,000-year-old hoard of gold Celtic irises

GM4PRO
32159 4
The detector find by an amateur archaeologist is the first Celtic gold hoard discovered in Brandenburg and the second largest found in Germany. According to experts, "the value of the ancient treasure must have been immense", archaeologists are talking about the find of a lifetime.
25.11.2018 For 159 Prague groschen 136 thousand crowns 25. 11. 2018

25.11.2018 For 159 Prague groschen 136 thousand crowns

Viky
12097 55
The Liberec Region has decided to motivate treasure finders to hand over rare artefacts. The man who discovered 159 Prague groschen in the forest near Vysoké nad Jizerou was therefore rewarded with CZK 136 920, which is twice as much as the man should have received.

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