Archaeology

Subcategories

• Finds and rescue research in the Czech Republic 400
• Finds and rescue research abroad 526
• Archaeological reports 1
• Treasure Hunters and Archeo Treasure Hunters 2010 events 157
• Exhibitions 4
• Expeditions 0
• Archaeological finds submitted on LP 0
• Experiments and copy production 5
• Book reviews 7

He had been waiting for years to be able to search in the designated field. Then he discovered a hoard of medieval coins...

When Alan Baxter found a massive 13th-century silver and gilt medieval ring in a farmer's field in Fife, Scotland, he knew there might be other ancient artefacts nearby. However, the hard and tall stubble from the thick oat crop each year made it impossible to search, so the farmer had to wait four years before planting and harvesting carrots...

History hunters - mystery on 12.4.2024

The find has been on LP since 2017.

Boy was walking his dog and found a unique 2000-year-old gold Roman bracelet

Two years ago, in a field near Pagham in West Sussex, then 11-year-old Rowan Brannan discovered a rare 1st century Roman gold bracelet. It is an ornate armilla-type bracelet, awarded to Roman soldiers for valour. It has now been declared a treasure...

History hunters - mystery on 11.4.2024

This bamboula has been around since 2017 and no one has said a word yet

History hunters - mystery on 10.4.2024

This is one hell of an oddity.

History hunters - mystery on 8.4.2024

As of 2013, we are left with an undetermined subject here.

I think I found a unique

Even a nerd can find something worth writing about.

The most beautiful find of March 2024 - qualification

Already at the beginning of March, the winter had definitely left us and thanks to that we were searching like hell. We will see what all will fall out of the qualification, but for me there were a lot of really nice finds. I don't really see a top favourite though.

History hunters - mystery on 5.4.2024

Forging from "something", classified as unclassifiable has been with us since 2014

The oldest copper axe in Poland discovered during a club detector event

Last August, a unique copper axe from the 4th to 3rd millennium BC was discovered near Matcze, Poland, near the border with Ukraine, with the help of a metal detector. It is the oldest ever discovered in Poland and quite possibly the oldest copper artefact ever discovered on Polish territory...