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Good Friday in the Golden Hole

Good Friday in the Golden Hole

strážce
1756 3
Opening of the museum galleries on Good Friday. On the day when the gates to the treasures are opened, you can see for the first time this year three mining works belonging to the administration of the Regional Museum in Jílové u Prahy and not only that! In the Halira tunnel you will find an accompanying programme with a search for GOLD. Refreshments provided!
Teknetics metal detectors on LP

Teknetics metal detectors on LP

Elmara
48706 61
As many have noticed, Teknetics metal detectors have started to be sold on LP. So LP now sells all brands First Texas (Fisher, Teknetics and Bounty Hunter) and we also service them.In the article you can see a description of all models in our offer.
The discovery of a 13th century tar works or settlement

The discovery of a 13th century tar works or settlement

Brumla
1825 4
Tar-making belonged to the so-called forest crafts, along with coal mining, ash making, tar-making or even glassmaking. Their remains can be found here and there in the form of pottery fragments, pans or glass drops in forest streams or in clay scattered by animals. Or, as in this case, quite by chance when digging up another find.
Searched the river with a magnet, found a 1,100-year-old sword

Searched the river with a magnet, found a 1,100-year-old sword

GM4PRO
3122 14
So-called "magnet fishing" - fishing for ferromagnetic objects from rivers, streams, lakes and ponds is generally an interesting activity, where you can sometimes catch a nice piece of history. But rarely something as old as Trevor Penny, who pulled a complete 9th century Viking sword from the River Cherwell near Enslow in West Oxfordshire.
History hunters - mystery on 19.3.2024

History hunters - mystery on 19.3.2024

Elmara
2421 2
So, again, a very "bearded" thing. Already since 2012 there is this "saw", which is included in the Bronze Age, but what it is and where it belongs we still do not know.

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