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26.2.2010 Under the floor of the church they discovered the tomb of the vladyka

Archaeologists discovered the tombstone of the Silesian vladyk under the floor of the church in Horní Moštěnice. According to experts, the nobleman died in 1502. However, the tomb itself was probably looted by the Wallachians during the Thirty Years' War.

27. 2. 2010

27.2.2010 Venus of Věstonice the oldest ceramic work

Eleven years ago the Venus of Věstonice received scientific recognition. Experts have agreed that it is the oldest ceramic work in the world.

24. 2. 2008

24.2.2008 He discovered copper nuggets in the field

More than three thousand years old objects were discovered by the searcher Vladislav Pícha thirteen years ago in Písce Hory and near Křtětice in the Vodňany region. He managed to find prehistoric copper nuggets, fragments of bronze tools and ceramic amphorae full of copper ingots.

23. 2. 2010

23.2.2010 6000 years old Venus from Slovakia

Eleven years ago, Slovak archaeologists managed to make some excellent finds. The greatest acclaim was the discovery of the so-called Beladice Venus, which apparently depicts a pregnant woman. But her belly has fallen off.

21. 2. 2016

21.2. 2016 Detectors found the remains of the helicopter

The remains of a helicopter were discovered by metal detectors by two men five years ago near Damníkovo, near Česká Třebová. It was a Polish machine that crashed there just a few weeks after the occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968. The pilot and two passengers did not survive the crash.

Hradiště Štěpánovská hora and Hradiště

We would like to draw your attention to two beautiful books that have recently been published. The excavations of both hillforts were carried out by searchers from the Seveřanu and Archeo LP 2010. And so we have again contributed a little to the general knowledge.

19. 2. 2010

19.2.2010 Unique engraved drawing at Prague Castle

A unique engraved drawing was discovered by archaeologists eleven years ago at Prague Castle. It was during rescue research of the so-called Middle Wing, where the information centre is located. It was the first such find on the territory of the capital.

18. 2. 2007

18.2.2007 Celtic furnace from the time of Caesar

Archaeologists found a rare Celtic furnace from the Caesarian period during the modernisation of the so-called Apponyi Palace in Bratislava. In addition, there was a grave from the Great Moravian period under the building.

17. 2. 2016

17.2. 2016 Coins from the Thirty Years' War

The beautiful find was made by amateur archaeologist Martin Skříček in the autumn of 2015 and was reported by the media in February of the following year. He discovered thirty coins from the Thirty Years' War on the edge of the woods of Woodhostice Forest using a metal detector.

A life finding, what does that mean?

Everyone probably imagines a treasure or at least something luxurious. Gold, silver, jewelry, or lots of war or unique artifacts. And that word "unique" accurately describes my find from November 2017.

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