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In the footsteps of JAKUB KRČÍN

Who among the Czechs would not know Jakub Krčín, undoubtedly the most famous fishmonger of all times. Although he came from a bourgeois family, his innate intelligence, unbreakable diligence and abilities elevated him in the course of his life among the highest social elite of his time.

The most beautiful find of December 2023 - qualification

The last finale of this year for the month of December is here and as always we want to ask everyone on LP to suggest their TOP 5 and add it in the text in the discussion below the article.

Ancient coin box with coins

In Hadrianopolis, today's Turkish city of Edirne, a set of almost 1,400-year-old coins was discovered in a ceramic jar. It is probably not a classic coin hoard - a depot, but rather a period "piggy bank", or a domestic treasure box.

Where did the Nazi gold go? The gold train in Poland

It is generally known that the Nazis bought up huge amounts of valuables, art objects and especially gold in occupied Europe. They tried to take this loot to the safety of Germany during the retreat, or hid it in times of need. This created many treasures that are still being sought today. The problem with prospectors is that they usually lack critical thinking, focus on one (often dubious) piece of information that they believe, and fanatically embark on a search. One of these great and legendary Nazi treasures is the "Golden Train", which is thegold, art and valuables from the advancing Red Army from the city of Breslau (nowadays Wroclaw in Czech).

New deep metal detector Golden Mask HF1000

After a long time, a new pulse and 2box metal detector system Golden Mask HF1000 is now available. Information about it has been leaked for some time now, as the detector has occasionally appeared in test videos variously on the internet. However, the final version only went into production at the end of the year and so we now have the first production unit in stock.

A tall man's long sword under the floor of a medieval monastery

On 12 December, an important medieval grave was discovered in Halmstad on the west coast of Sweden. It contained a 130 cm long sword with the remains of a man with a very unusual height of over 190 cm. The sword blade itself is over a metre long and is in excellent condition.

Pour Féliciter 2024 and opening hours on public holidays

Another year has come and gone in 2023. It's been full of news, wonderful finds and incredible discoveries. So we can only look forward to what 2024 will bring...

The most beautiful metal detector find of November 2023 - Final

The November finale is here and it's worth it!

16 800-year-old time capsule: Paleolithic dwelling in its original state

In the La Garma cave in northern Spain, archaeologists from the University of Cantabria have uncovered one of the best-preserved Palaeolithic dwellings in the world. The cave contains one of the most comprehensive collections of rock art in Europe, ranging from the Middle Palaeolithic to the Magdalenian. Less than 17,000 years ago, the cave was "sealed" by a rockslide and its contents have been preserved to this day...

Find of the month November - draw for the Mars tracker competition

As every month, we drew one new owner of the Mars tracker from all those who took the time to write their suggestions for the TOP 5 finds of the month.