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Libice in the National Museum

Yesterday Honza wrote me that he had a chance to "peek" into the new permanent exhibition. For all Archo LP 2010 members and our friends it is a matter of the heart.

Overview of Christmas events from Minelab

Since some items will definitely not "live to see Christmas" and we have constant questions about whether and how it will. We've summarized it in a single article with a bit of commentary.

NEW ACE APEX UPDATE

Apex Software Update 1.28.2

The most beautiful find of November 2021 - QUALIFICATIONS

November qualification is here. Just like last month, we'll ask for 10 suggestions that you think are the best in LH.

The most beautiful metal detector find of October 2021

The most beautiful finds of October are here, this time an incredible bunch gathered :). I really can't remember the last time there were 24 finalists that got at least 3 votes!

New Treasure Hunter app

As some of you have noticed, the final version of the LP app is now available for download.

Nokta BLACK FRIDAY

In Nokta's Black Friday sale you can buy almost all of the current top models of the brand at highly discounted conditions!

When a migrant treasure is found

As probably most of the searchers have registered, there was recently found literally unbelievable "moving" treasure which at least in our country has almost no competition. The find was made by the Slám brothers, so I asked Lukáš and Jakub if they could answer a few detectorist questions.

25. 10. 2017

25.10.2017 Mammoth hunters tent

A unique treasure was discovered by archaeologists four years ago in Slovakia. They came across a tent structure under which mammoth hunters hid. Experts say it's an absolute rarity.

The largest Roman hoard of silver coins in Bavaria

Urban archaeologists in Augsburg, Germany, have uncovered a record-breaking Roman silver treasure. A beautifully preserved set of several thousand silver denarii from the 1st and 2nd century. century was found along with other artefacts near the city's oldest quarter, Oberhausen, on the site of a planned residential development.

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