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Metal detector Golden Mask LP ZERO II - new version 2022

Like everything, the popular Zero has undergone a series of changes and improvements over time. In the new 2022 version you will see quite a lot of design improvements, and since there are a lot of them we will discuss them all in the article below.

9. 11. 2011

9.11.2011 Celtic settlement near Nové Mlýn

The remains of a large Celtic settlement were discovered by archaeologists ten years ago in Novosedle in the Breclav region when they were digging up dirt for the construction of a dam. Especially because of the location of the settlement, it was a rarity.

Libice in the National Museum

Yesterday Honza wrote me that he had a chance to "peek" into the new permanent exhibition. For all Archo LP 2010 members and our friends it is a matter of the heart.

8. 11. 2011

8.11.2011 Finding of a Gothic cathedral

Archaeologists uncovered the remains of the masonry of the Gothic cathedral ten years ago on the castle hill in Litomyšl. They also discovered 150 boxes of small artefacts. These included fragments of pottery, tiles, floor coverings and human bones.

7. 11. 2012

7.11.2012 Treasure of Líšt'any

The bronze treasure was found nine years ago in a field near Líšt'any. It contained 105 objects from the older Bronze Age. They come from the so-called Unetic culture, i.e. from about four thousand years ago. The depot was discovered by a pair of prospectors with metal detectors.

6. 11. 2015

6.11.2015 A statue depicting the torso of a body

Archaeologists found a seven thousand year old statue in Lipník nad Bečvou. The small sculpture depicted the torso of a body. According to experts, it dates back to the Neolithic period, which is very rare.

Ireland's oldest ink pen discovered in medieval fortress

A medieval pen dating from the 11th century was discovered at Caherconnell Fort in the Burren area of County Clare. The shaft of the dip pen is made of hollow bird bone, the nib of bronze. It dates from a period in which literacy was very rare and even the educated elite used classical bird pens at the time.

Overview of Christmas events from Minelab

Since some items will definitely not "live to see Christmas" and we have constant questions about whether and how it will. We've summarized it in a single article with a bit of commentary.

5.11.2017 Searchers with detectors discovered a bronze treasure

A bronze treasure containing sickles, an awl and a bronze treasure was discovered four years ago by prospectors with metal detectors in the forest near Vroutek in the Podbořany region. They handed over the find to archaeologists.

The Celtic treasure contained 300 coins

Three years after its discovery, the public will apparently finally be able to see the Celtic treasure discovered by a trio of metal detectorists in the New Forest in England. The hoard contained nearly 300 Celtic coins. The museum must raise £37,500 to buy the hoard.