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Keleč Treasure

Keleč Treasure

unknown
18685 12
In a dangerous and turbulent time, after the death of Prince Boleslav III, around 1002, an unknown merchant wandered through our country. For reasons known only to himself, he buried and hid his fortune in this place, perhaps to retrieve it when the danger passed. It never happened...
In memory of Jiří POTŮČEK - TOLARA part 1

In memory of Jiří POTŮČEK - TOLARA part 1

kytara
8772 10
Radiotelegraph operator of the SILVER A paragroup, Svob. Jiří Potůček (codename Tolar), was dropped from a British aircraft together with six other paratroopers of the ANTROPOID, SILVER A and SILVER B groups in the occupied territory of the Czechoslovakia on the night of 28-29 December 1941....
The mystery of the Baghdad batteries

The mystery of the Baghdad batteries

Elmara
13819 5
It happened in 1938 during the works in Khujut Rab. Just outside Baghdad. Here, German archaeologist Wilhelm Konig recovered a five-inch-long (13cm) clay vessel containing a copper cylinder that encased an iron wire. The vessel showed signs of corrosion and initial tests indicated the presence of an acidic agent. Probably wine or wine vinegar.
HISTORY OF THE MEDAL AND CROSS OF ST. BENEDICT

HISTORY OF THE MEDAL AND CROSS OF ST. BENEDICT

cobra
24020 6
The Medal of St. Benedict, one of the sacraments of the Holy Church, first saw the light of day probably in the Middle Ages in the environment of the Benedictine Order. In the artifacts in the Hunter's Club, this object was displayed as undesignated for some time; thanks to Cobra, you can now read the full history of this saintly medal.
Where the village was originally farmed

Where the village was originally farmed

litrfree
38657 13
When we search the landscape, we are often faced with a question that is crucial to our further search. Was there anything here at all? Archaeologists themselves have attempted to answer this question in some general terms, defining the terms "something" and "nothing" as follows........
Metal Detector Minelab E-Trac - Six Month Test by Treasure Hunter

Metal Detector Minelab E-Trac - Six Month Test by Treasure Hunter

Elmara
46029 1
So we have completed six months of testing of the Minelab E-trac metal detector. During the test I took many notes and consulted many times with the searchers who use the detector. Although I think I have mastered the detector, I certainly wouldn't say I can set it up 100% in all locations in those 6 months.
Metal detector Tesoro EuroSabre II six-month test

Metal detector Tesoro EuroSabre II six-month test

Elmara
45713 54
A video has been added When I started testing the EuroSabre II in November, I assumed that I would have a test of this detector completed sometime in late January. But this year's long winter has changed my plans quite a bit, and I've also found a great liking for the detector, so I've started testing a number of details that I don't usually follow in the detector tests on Treasure Hunter.
Metal detector Minelab E-Trac - catalogue in pdf

Metal detector Minelab E-Trac - catalogue in pdf

Elmara
32830 1
Since 25.4.2010 we have started a complete test of the Minelab E-Trac metal detector on the treasure hunter. The length of the test will again be at least 3 months, so in the meantime you can at least download the product evaluation sheet from Minelab testers in PDF format.
Eleonora Amálie: the vampire princess from Český Krumlov?

Eleonora Amálie: the vampire princess from Český Krumlov?

Viky
37100 8
Princess Eleonora Amalie von Schwarzenberg was born on 20 June 1682 in Mělník as the thirteenth and last child of Ferdinand August Lobkowitz, a Baroque nobleman. In 1810 she became the governess of the descendants of her deceased sister-in-law Pavlina von Schwarzenberg. Six years later, however, her sister Maria Karolína died and Eleonora took over the upbringing of their children.

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