Nálezy nejenom s detektorem ve Velké Británii a Irsku

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N8lezy detektory a archeologické výzkumy ve Velké Británii a Irsku
A coin from a sold-out treasure trove has turned up

A coin from a sold-out treasure trove has turned up

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In 2015, George Powell and Layton Davies found more than 300 silver coins and gold jewellery in a field in Herefordshire. At the time, they photographed their find and shared it on social media, but did not report it to the authorities. When police later arrested them, they found just 31 coins. The rest had disappeared to an unknown destination. It was only recently that one of the coins from the hoard turned up at auction.
At the age of 90, he discovered a treasure trove of Celtic coins

At the age of 90, he discovered a treasure trove of Celtic coins

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In April 2022, then 90-year-old former diver John Hinchcliffe made an extraordinary discovery in Dorset, England: a treasure trove of 67 perfectly preserved extras. They belonged to the local Celtic tribe, the Durotrig. At the end of May, the treasure will be auctioned by Noonans Mayfair auction house in London; the expected proceeds are over 600,000 crowns.
Crichel Treasure: Detectorists discover 3,000-year-old rare gold jewellery

Crichel Treasure: Detectorists discover 3,000-year-old rare gold jewellery

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In the spring of 2022, a set of three Bronze Age gold objects were recovered using metal detectors in the Long Crichel area of Dorset. The so-called Crichel Hoard has been dated to between 1400 and 1150 BC. It contains a deliberately damaged necklace, a bracelet and an object of unknown use. A collection is now underway to buy it for the Dorset Museum.
Anglo-Saxon gold raven and ring with filigree and garnets

Anglo-Saxon gold raven and ring with filigree and garnets

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In the English county of Staffordshire, a pair of detectorists came across extremely rare gold objects from the 6th to 7th century. A magnificent gold ring set with garnets and a unique ornament made of gold and garnets in the shape of a raven's head. Both artefacts were found within a short time span and only a few metres apart.
New discovery in Vindolanda: a miniature male penis made of gagate

New discovery in Vindolanda: a miniature male penis made of gagate

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A penis-shaped gagate pendant with perforated testicles was discovered last week in the famous Roman camp of Vindolanda near Hadrian's Wall. It is a fascinus, a protective amulet against misfortune, affliction and disease. This is the 59th artefact with this symbolism from Vindolanda.

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